She may not have gotten deep inside their locker room, but she at least managed to get deep inside their heads on court.
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" Haley pointed out this secret enrichment plant had been hidden by the Iranian regime "deep inside a mountain, deep inside an IRGC [Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps] base.
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No — the story was tucked deep inside major newspapers.
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Christie knows deep inside that he owes nothing to anyone.
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That deep inside, we want to just live totally independently.
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The hook was caught on something deep inside the fish.
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The location was deep inside territory controlled by Al Qaeda.
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Maybe deep, deep inside me I knew something was wrong.
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Sampled On: "Fade" Originally used in "Deep Inside" (see below).
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Artillery whizzes overhead, aimed at ISIS positions deep inside Raqqa.
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It is totally in the moment and deep inside you.
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Looking deep inside yourself, about mindfulness, about your own thinking.
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I like to know what's happening deep inside the jungle.
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A guttural chuckle, bubbling up from somewhere deep inside him!
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Such missiles could strike Israel from deep inside Egyptian territory.
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She stood still, deep inside the jumble of jubilant bodies.
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Nora Lum is the person she really is, deep inside.
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Deep inside, beyond the bravado, you felt like an idiot.
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Everyone is certain that I'm stuffing my feelings deep inside.
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"It got to him deep inside," Bouazizi's mother said later.
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He ejected from the stricken plane, deep inside enemy territory.
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The tremors seemed to come from deep inside the earth.
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She sensed tiny fans whirring deep inside, cooling atomic circuitry.
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The gas could come from geologic processes deep inside the moon.
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"It all stayed there and deep inside of us," he said.
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I'm still going through my emotional changes deep inside of me.
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Deep inside, you may be wondering if anything really needs solving.
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It's alluring, but she knows he is fierce somewhere deep inside.
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And the unique cream that must be there, deep inside me.
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"We speak to you from deep inside yourself," says the Emperor.
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Believe me, that's deep inside what he knows himself to be.
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They operate deep inside it but are not quite of it.
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"What causes the supernova is deep inside the star," Guinan said.
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Measuring all of these properties means getting sensors deep inside a hurricane.
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It has also carried out devastating suicide attacks deep inside enemy territory.
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In winter, go deep inside yourself and get snug and comfortable there.
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I was deep inside the American Embassy in Urzikstan when I died.
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Don't tell the Bufalinos, but deep inside this movie lurks a sitcom.
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There's no therapy that will fix the evil that's deep inside you.
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Buried deep inside many laptops is a bit of hidden treasure: Gold.
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India responded by sending jets to drop bombs deep inside Pakistani territory.
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I can see it in your eyes, deep inside you wanna cry
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What about ARIIA taking over the country from deep inside the Pentagon?
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She just made me look deep inside myself and figure stuff out.
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Or is there, deep inside our species, an equal propensity toward peace?
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For some of them, the terrible journey began here, deep inside Ghana.
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Stifling speech is no cure for a rot deep inside South Korea.
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It must give you a dim view of humanity somewhere deep inside.
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Recent events make clear that extremists have allies deep inside the government.
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They are swarming just behind your eyes, drilling deep inside your teeth.
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Now is the time to confront whatever resistance dwells deep inside you.
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But that reporting usually is found deep inside the newspaper or website.
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What hole deep inside me all of this fills isn't totally clear.
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Its mission is to peer deep inside the solar system's largest planet.
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The team reaches a local health center located deep inside the town.
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The drift is caused by processes deep inside the planet, he said.
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Deep inside, though, there was just something that "didn't feel right" about adopting.
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And when they stay deep inside the hospital, nothing will happen to them.
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This full moon eclipse puts you deep inside your own thoughts and feelings.
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They stay deep inside you and can affect your emotional and mental health.
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They seem to come from so deep inside her that they're almost claustrophobic.
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" To quote Shelton, the girl's just got a "hillbilly bone down deep inside.
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Deep inside the Pentagon, the Trump administration's nuclear posture review is taking shape.
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I think deep inside we are really influenced by this wave of projects.
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Yet deep inside there was a 16-year-old who still felt wounded.
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Phil Jones, United's central defender, collected the ball deep inside his own half.
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The contrasts between the two types of rats continued deep inside their cells.
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Deep inside the ear, thousands of tiny crystals help you keep your balance.
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He said this from very far away, from a place deep inside himself.
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It gets going in 1966, so you're deep inside American involvement in Vietnam.
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Dasgupta runs a laboratory at Rice that simulates the extreme conditions deep inside planets.
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But this time, astronomers could actually get a signal from deep inside the blast.
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And I had to go so deep inside myself and look in the mirror.
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I like to think she knew, somewhere deep inside, that I had come back.
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The data were buried too deep inside Facebook's data-analytics warehouse, known as Hive.
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And yet — through my grief and devastating sorrow — deep inside, of course I knew.
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Deep inside the cave, Clive's team of archaeologists have found the remains of fires.
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On the other, perhaps there's some universal truth buried way deep inside the data.
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I wanted to reach deep inside to bring their meaning back to the surface.
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And there's a superb snowbound horror story buried deep inside this novel's many layers.
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Tunnels for the nuclear blasts are deep inside Mount Mantap, a mile-high peak.
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"Inside, deep inside, I'm not seeing wheels turn beyond surface statements," Ms. DuVernay said.
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While older devices were relatively easy to spot, new devices are stashed deep inside.
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"This fire burning deep inside my heart, I will no longer contain," he said.
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"They're nice," she offers instead, reaching deep inside for the right thing to say.
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PM2.5 pollution is considered especially hazardous since the particles can lodge deep inside the lungs.
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The seed vault is built in an abandoned Arctic coal mine, deep inside a mountain.
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Corbally operated deep inside some of the most high-profile corporate battles of the era.
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The clogging and inflammation that's causing the pain and swelling lies deep inside the pore.
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No, my prediction doesn't come from a stolen script or a source deep inside HBO.
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This is what happens when you make policy from deep inside a valley of incoherence.
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The wandering pole is driven by unpredictable changes in liquid iron deep inside the Earth.
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We know deep inside that trading plastic for paper just isn't going to cut it.
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Beijing residents rang in the New Year from deep inside a cloud of hazardous smog.
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The car's owner, the patroller says, is probably already dead somewhere deep inside the forest.
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Recode goes deep inside the tech mogul's political playbook for funding candidates, causes and companies.
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Magnetic fields measurements will give hints of the churning electric currents deep inside the planet.
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The relentless drive to avoid such a fate seemed to come from deep inside him.
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It came from the base of a skull, and deep inside was the inner ear.
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But as much as it piqued his curiosity, he felt a constant fear deep inside.
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"I know this story from the liver, from the gizzard, from deep inside," she said.
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Or the way Hanna danced with fierce joy while bellowing from a place deep inside.
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They found spots to hide deep inside the leafy palm fronds behind our backyard pond!
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"We are scared, deep inside, waiting to find out what horrors await after the blackout."
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The vault is set deep inside a mountain, accessed by a 400 feet long tunnel.
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Estés situates her feminine underworld in remote locations, deep inside abandoned wells and desert burrows.
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The month after Duffy transferred out of Nest, becoming an "entrepreneur in residence" deep inside the
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Doing things like art and music is deep inside of you, something that you're not controlling.
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Any such attack would require interdiction of multiple, deeply buried or hardened, targets deep inside Iran.
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Instead of relying on imagery from satellites, Hon wants data gathered from deep inside the storm.
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The sloshing of liquid deep inside the planet affects the pace and magnitude of the wobble.
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But somewhere deep inside of me was this feeling that I wouldn't feel this way forever.
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In "Montezuma's Revenge" the goal is to retrieve treasure buried deep inside a danger-filled pyramid.
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These include groups in rural back roads deep inside the White Mountains near the Canadian border.
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Imagine being able to peer deep inside of a creature, without needing to dissect it first.
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Buried deep inside the drone is a new brain that DJI calls the A3 Flight Controller.
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Champions are made from something they have deep inside them, a desire, a dream, a vision.
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GRANDMA: My point is that whatever I'm feeling, I prefer to keep deep inside of me.
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But somehow my grandmother planted deep inside me a curiosity about this place she had loved.
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Deep inside Brazil's Amazon rainforest sit the dilapidated remains of what looks like an industrial town.
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Cambridge Audio dedicates itself to the "British sound," which has been embedded deep inside the Melomanias.
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Champions are made from something they have deep inside them — a desire, a dream, a vision.
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You can't really see visceral fat — it accumulates around your organs deep inside your abdominal cavity.
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") give way to harder questions ("Is there something you feel deep inside you need to say?
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The Trump administration used new authority to deploy potentially crippling malware deep inside the Russian systems.
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MOSCOW — Deep inside a hurricane of celebratory mayhem, Juan Carlos Osorio sought a moment of calm.
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"He likes to talk about things that are very deep inside the human being," Djokovic said.
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The facilities that were hit are deep inside Saudi territory, 500 miles from the Yemen border.
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"Deep inside all of us there is a primal desire to do something important in life."
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Three and a half chocolate bars out of five—I kind of prepared myself for the actual sauce just to be chocolate fountain chocolate, and even though my body and tastebuds were glad it wasn't, my chocolate deep inside feeling was sad.
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You are omnipotent because you are so deep inside the groove you might have been born there.
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She kept it locked away deep inside, but for some strange reason, she wanted to tell Lynn.
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Deep inside the report were other strong indicators that the nation&aposs economy is on the upswing.
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The next we see of Nicky is in a photo hidden deep inside the 1990s Pearsons' garage.
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In his excellent debut, Gabe Habash takes us deep inside the disordered mind of a college wrestler.
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All those emotions were so bottled up deep inside, and that dance was really hard to do.
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Is the magnetic field generated at the surface, deep inside the Sun, or a mix of both?
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The punctation on emphasis, on different issues that he's talking about, it's deep inside of his core.
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The viral genome itself can be seen deep inside the particle (yellow) coiled around capsid proteins (orange).
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"You can't run from something like that or it will fester deep inside of you," he said.
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But deep inside enemy territory, they find their local troubles may be dwarfed by much greater ones.
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You work top-down, like you're parting a tree's canopy to find the thick branches deep inside.
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And somewhere, deep inside our minds, we do hear it or least associate it with different sounds.
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But, deep inside the software that powers their empires, they're each creating a different kind of bundle.
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There are inside and outside locations, some high in the sky and some deep inside the Earth.
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These things go deep inside your ear, so taking them off is also not a trivial matter.
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His calm belied a fatal fact: The knife had pierced his liver; deep inside, he was bleeding.
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"Sometimes, I'd be called Afro-Latino, but deep inside, I knew we were something else," she said.
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But it's not the soul as we normally think of it — something singular and deep inside you.
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It goes deep inside the skin into the hair, into the scalp, and it helps the growth.
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"Someone working deep inside Amazon is getting five to 2000 recruiting offers a day," Ms. Anderson said.
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I think that everybody has this deep inside of them, the strength in themselves to accomplish anything.
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Biden must continue to reach deep inside, finding the strength and confidence to continue his upward journey.
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Like anyone, it's hard to look at yourself when you're so deep inside that Menlo Park myopia.
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Tursten takes readers deep inside Maud's head as she plots the demise of anyone who crosses her.
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Isao Chinen was biding his time, deep inside the island cave, waiting for the dignitary to arrive.
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And those words awakened something deep inside me — a feeling I thought I had grown out of.
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I put my hand on my neck and three of my fingers went deep inside my throat.
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Then again, he may just remind us how deep inside the internet rabbit hole we have fallen.
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On Tuesday, Houthis claimed responsibility for a bold drone attack on an oil pipeline deep inside Saudi Arabia.
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The SMU defense stopped UCF on fourth down deep inside the Mustangs' territory on the Knights' first drive.
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Maybe somewhere deep inside one of them lies another even older Easter egg just waiting to be discovered.
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The one who saw atavistic authoritarianism deep inside the modern GOP on the day it lurched into being.
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It wasn't until years later that hunks of Medellin's flesh were retrieved from deep inside the bat cave.
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Well, basically looking very deep inside of us what of us, how do we function as human beings.
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What was a real concern was that the compound was in Abbottabad, a city deep inside northern Pakistan.
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Fine silica dust lodges deep inside miners' lungs as they extract gold, day after day, year after year.
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And deep inside, something sharp as a knife jabbed at the place he figured his heart must be.
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There was a kind of soreness, as if some muscle deep inside had been worked way too hard.
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He often spouted the regime line, but on this occasion his words seemed to come from deep inside.
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For now, to assuage the area's ranchers, Iberá's jaguars are confined to an island deep inside the reserve.
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Buried deep inside their phone are dark secrets that reveal the most sinister parts of who they are.
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Major challenges including making the devices ultra low-power so that they function reliably deep inside the body.
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We had to look deep inside our soul and create some shit that stood the test of time.
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International experts have joined rescue efforts deep inside the cavern as the boys' parents maintain a constant vigil.
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But it demonstrated on Thursday it can still mount deadly attacks deep inside the territory of its foes.
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The team had become trapped on June 23 when rising flood water trapped them deep inside the cave.
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Five chocolate bars out of five—this is a Mole sauce stan account now.
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The recipe required him to grasp the raw squid and place his fingers deep inside its inner cavity.
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"From the beginning, Mike knew deep inside he wanted to go further than DJing at balls," Kingdom says.
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And yet, she explained to me, the cough felt like it was coming from deep inside her chest.
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The incident occurred after Firmino and Holgate were chasing the ball near the touchline deep inside Everton's half.
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At geothermal plants built in volcanic areas, steam dredged from deep inside the earth is turned into electricity.
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When tragedy or disappointment strike, know that deep inside you, you have the ability to get through anything.
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"This is it," Peter Ostrander said — the half-acre deep inside one of New York City's largest parks.
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All this happens on a super long corridor deep inside the ship that passengers don't have access to.
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The team&aposs 25-year-old coach and four boys are still deep inside the flooded and sprawling cave.
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But deep inside the mountain, a crew of humans toils in one of the nation's most secure military installations.
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The UAE also worries that rivals might tempt trade away from Jebel Ali, awkwardly situated deep inside the Gulf.
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The water was ankle-deep inside the house, he said, and rose to his chest on the path out.
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If you type, say, "Lyft," then some of the search results will come from deep inside the Lyft app.
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"In my mind, subconsciously, I either pushed it out or stored it deep inside," he told The Sunday Times.
|
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Now Anand Giridharadas has gone one better and taken his reader deep inside the mind of that peculiar creature.
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Short answer: Bugs at a fundamental level that allow critical information stored deep inside computer systems to be exposed.
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It's easy to think you can get out of the well if you've never found yourself deep inside it.
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A few months ago, the tenacious hound sniffed out 77 kilos of cocaine placed deep inside an industrial machine.
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I think there's something deep inside of you that you're allowing to come through and you're doing it well.
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American Vice: Black Market Marijuana goes deep inside the multi-billion dollar criminal enterprise of the illegal marijuana industry.
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"Something primal deep inside me screamed: run," Smith wrote describing the moment in an essay for The Hollywood Reporter.
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His strokes shortened even more, so he was barely moving, simply agitating that bundle of nerves deep inside her.
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The true insiders are so deep inside they often get confused by trivia and locked into the status quo.
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But despite Burlington's position deep inside enemy territory — or perhaps because of it — Trump has high hopes for tonight.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said the forces intended to create a security zone some 23 kilometers deep inside Syria.
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Spelunking through his Deutsche files, Mr. Broeksmit encountered detailed information about what was going on deep inside the bank.
|
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Burevestnik, by contrast, could be fired from deep inside Russian territory, and would thus be a more credible threat.
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She sobbed and bled, stuck her fingers deep inside herself and Q-tips too far down her ear canal.
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So this is a practice of being inside of yourself and projecting to the deep inside of someone else.
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The hippocampus, a tiny seahorse-shaped structure deep inside the brain, plays a major role in learning and remembering.
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In Ozark, Arkansas, built deep inside a rocky, living cave is a four-bedroom home listed for $2.75 million.
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Luther speaks to us from prison, Jenna from deep inside her fraught role as wife of a fallen hero.
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Last weekend Israel unleashed its biggest attack yet on the Assad regime and its Iranian allies deep inside Syria.
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InSight has given scientists the unprecedented ability to detect and monitor Mars quakes — seismic events deep inside the planet.
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The reason is that the molten iron deep inside our planet sloshes around, shifting the magnetic field with it.
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Steve found the name buried deep inside one of the court documents, a mundane list of Mr. Silverman's expenses.
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In a way, "Deep Inside" is sort of the thinking man's "Show Me Love" except every DJ set in the world ever would be improved ten fold by the DJ playing "Show Me Love" and the only DJs who still play "Deep Inside" heard it for the first time three months ago.
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Targeting the "stalk" of the proteins deep inside the virus has shown some success in protecting mice in recent experiments.
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After a 10 day search, divers found the group huddling on a spot of dry ground deep inside the cave.
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The suspects walked into the school, and "got deep inside the school," engaging students in two separate classrooms, Spurlock said.
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"What I have found is that everything you need, all of the answers are deep inside of you," she said.
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Wedged deep inside Trump's many books — amid thoughts on women, migrants, and politics — are significant musings on food and diet.
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AMIR AHMAD NASR is about as pro-Western as anyone born deep inside the world of Islam could possibly be.
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So going deep inside the music — that was the big surprise: the textures and what was inside all of it.
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The water was ankle-deep inside the house, he said, and it rose to his chest on the path out.
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Frank felt a long-dormant curiosity stir deep inside, where he'd shut it away in case it sent him mad.
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I make them kind of get deep inside the paint a lot and make plays for everybody, not just myself.
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It brings viewers deep inside the home of four priests removed from ministry for a range of sins — or crimes.
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At a laboratory deep inside the mountain, scientists have begun pumping carbon dioxide dissolved in salt water into the rock.
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So are their moms, who were caught in an adorable postgame celebration deep inside Cleveland's home arena after Wednesday's game.
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Blythewood, deep inside the historically red state of South Carolina, has about 2,000 residents, according to the 2010 U.S. Census.
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Astronomers may have found an explanation for the origins of a strange, radioactive material found deep inside Earth's oceanic crusts.
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Sayeb Ali said he has survived as he was not deep inside the very narrow mine shaft when disaster struck.
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They have a microphone embedded deep inside this poor storm, I guess, and I'd give anything to sound like that.
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Yet the Mattis resignation letter, written by someone deep inside the cabinet, suggests that the critics have been right along.
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Clinton, too, is aiming to snatch away an unlikely electoral vote — literally one — from deep inside the other party's turf.
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Too often in the public sector, though, security is treated as an IT issue buried somewhere deep inside the bureaucracy.
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It began last summer after the C.I.A. located roughly where he was hiding in a village deep inside northwestern Syria.
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It was discovered in 1985, deep inside a system of caves in northern Thailand, and has been found nowhere else.
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Sometimes nothing about a painting becomes clear except I know it comes from deep inside, and is honest and real.
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Don't let those screaming, inexperienced big-mouth freshmen get you to do what deep inside you know is not right.
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Deep inside Max Hastings's monumental "Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy" sits a minute story that captures the essence of the book.
|
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This hub of power dining deep inside in the Connaught Hotel in London has reopened after a 255-year hiatus.
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Israel blames Hamas and Islamic Jihad for the violence, and has warned it will strike deep inside Gaza if provoked.
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We're examining Russia's reaction to news about a C.I.A. spy deep inside the Kremlin and a legal showdown surrounding Brexit.
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There were more than he thought — he even found some that had been forgotten for years, abandoned deep inside closets.
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Deep inside the eyes of a sad character—someone who's really been tested by life—we must also see hope.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Deep inside every great painting is the question of what it means to paint.
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Pools of dry air tucked deep inside a storm have a similar effect, and are tricky to spot even with radar.
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Baird mentions The Long Now Foundation's 2000,2000-year clock which the nonprofit are currently building deep inside a mountain in Texas.
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For one, we're buried deep inside the Milky Way, making observations of objects outside of our galaxy difficult but not impossible.
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Its data will be collected from deep inside the planet, offering us insight into the planet's — and our solar system's — origins.
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The point is to restore "micro-circulation," allowing oxygen to replenish small blood vessels in the brain, including those deep inside.
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It's all very complicated, and works deep inside the operating system, so you don't really need to understand how it works.
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There is absolutely a nugget, a seed if you will, for novel and unique experiences buried deep inside Magic Leap's tech.
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In the Chinese design for the floating plant, the reactor and turbines are mounted deep inside a sea-going large barge.
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Space correspondent Dave Mosher has details from deep inside Boca Chica, Texas, where SpaceX is continuing development of its Mars spaceport.
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Some genes sit on stretches of DNA unencumbered by these clusters, called nucleosomes, but other genes are tucked deep inside them.
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Instead of drugs, they're beaming magnetic pulses deep inside a patient&aposs brain to change the way depression symptoms are perceived.
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Her father's experience didn't put Kenner off inventing, and her idea for the door hinge ignited a spark deep inside her.
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I had a little conversation with my tiny babe deep inside me, and apologized for all the time I had lost.
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"The reason he found it is because he was so deep inside the platform, which I think is great," Silverman says.
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These five cars are mostly swoops of folded fiberglass over tubular frames, with classic rotary engines shoved deep inside their bodies.
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"What I have found is that everything you need, all of the answers are deep inside of you," she told Elle.
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Your Photoshop training will help you get deep inside one of the most powerful and versatile creative programs of all time.
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" Years later, well fed and working as a housemaid, she feels "a knot deep inside her" begin "its long, slow untwisting.
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Razzaz said divers and civil defence search teams would be conducting search operations deep inside the Dead Sea throughout the night.
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She fishes deep inside to pull out tissue paper, as if someone who lost a piece of jewelry in a pool.
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Or the one who says they're five minutes away when they're really a mile deep inside a carton of lo mein.
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The group was found by a search team deep inside the cave complex Monday, after nine days underground with no food.
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"Even now there are forces deep inside our government trying to bury evidence of wrongdoing against my father," Trump Jr. wrote.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim of Turkey said the forces intended to create a security zone about 18 miles deep inside Syria.
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It's all well and good for folks who are profiting off all this to have recognized the harms deep inside it.
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In "I Love Dick," we're planted in an even narrower place, deep inside Chris's head—a hothouse environment, much like Marfa.
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A calcium carbonate crystal deep inside your ear brushes against hairs when you move, signaling up from down to your brain.
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But I find myself back there again, a true ensemble of people doing this material for varying reasons deep inside them.
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It's just got some serious discomfort from the various things caught deep inside its butt, including an entire set of bagpipes.
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The biggest play in the first half occurred with 1:26 left and the Owls punting deep inside their own territory.
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"Stand Tall" revisits this journey and more, taking readers deep inside an engrossing narrative that is equal parts inspiration and heartbreak.
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The way you are right nowThe way down deep inside youNot the things that hide youNot your degreesThey're just beside you.
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Sometimes someone would notice me, look at me, and I would be ashamed to be caught so deep inside my daydreams.
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How am I supposed to continue living my life, hiding the fact that deep inside I am not living at all?
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But Ulla Lohmann catches her best zzz's hundreds of feet deep inside a rumbling volcano, lava casting a red glow all around.
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Navy SEAL divers were trying to reach a large chamber deep inside the cave complex where officials thought the students might be.
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They were arrested after authorities say they went deep inside STEM School Highlands Ranch and began shooting at classmates at separate locations.
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I'm somewhere deep inside Vandenberg Air Force Base in Southern California, and I'm about to witness the launch of NASA's InSight lander.
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To stimulate deep inside a human brain requires actually going about ten times as deep as stimulating "deep" in the mouse brain.
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There is nothing wrong with feeling beautiful — just understand that true beauty is transmitted from deep inside your soul and shines outward.
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Our location deep inside the gigantic structure means we can't observe our galaxy externally, forcing us to envision its form from within.
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Deep inside an MIT laboratory, an artificially intelligent bot is composing ghastly tales of nightmarish creatures and strange shrieks in the night.
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His citation contains astonishing details of the never-disclosed battle against 400 al Qaeda militants deep inside war-torn Somalia in 2015.
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In Japan, their version was called a soroban, and in his latest video, fractal auteur Julius Horsthuis imagines journeying deep inside one.
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From deep inside Verge's Oscars HQ, the staff shared their thoughts and feelings during the telecast of the 88th annual Academy Awards.
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A decommissioned nuclear bunker "deep inside a granite mountain" in Switzerland has been put up for sale, according to the Financial Times.
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It taps into this very dark and very funny part of the brain that we've all tried to hide deep, deep inside.
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Moscow was a perfect city to have fun in, but the old sense of guilt began to ache somewhere deep inside me.
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Deep inside the brain, in a region called the hypothalamus (right above where our optic nerves cross) the internal clock is ticking.
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Photo: LensrentalsThe next time you're peering deep inside one of your camera lenses and discover a tiny speck of dust, don't complain.
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There is real beauty to be found in holding someone while deep inside them, feeling their heartbeat and hearing their shallow breaths.
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I was off to a good start, but once deep inside the cellars, some 30 meters underground, things became dingy and dicey.
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Even through a dense fog of cynicism, something deep inside, something primal, is saying "Yes, I'm very into this, this pop music".
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The legislation, deep inside a massive bill authorizing U.S. military programs, still has to be approved by the full House and Senate.
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Hearing Smooth jazz beckons in the sound room, where you learn about the more than 15,000 hair cells deep inside your ears.
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Buddy Love was what the midcentury American male dreamed of becoming; Julius Kelp was what, deep inside, he suspected he actually was.
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After her presentation, her professor wondered if crosswalks deep inside the campus were more problematic than ones in areas popular with visitors.
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One key characteristic of life is the way that it handles information and does its own kind of computing deep inside cells.
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"Concealed deep inside the scat was a USB stick," the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) said on its website.
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It was as if the prairies and badlands of South Dakota spoke to something deep inside me, beyond the territory of words.
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But little has been known about just how and whether metformin and exercise might work together deep inside our bodies and cells.
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"We've spent time deploying code, aggregating data, deep inside the bowels of hundreds of companies, thousands of companies before you," he said.
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And Trump's belief that reducing regulations by appointing several cabinet members who are actually hostile to them comes from deep inside his ethos.
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Poke, Slingshot, Bolt, and Flash all flopped as standalone apps, while baking Snapchat's best features deep inside Facebook seemed to have little effect.
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But I know that 99 percent of the rest are going to love me and deep inside you're going to love me too.
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Batteries are little chemical factories, and when you charge a phone, the electric current causes chemical reactions to happen deep inside your phone.
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But more often, they become Peter, a person so deep inside his own self-hate that he exudes his own kind of charisma.
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At 333:45 of the third period, Blue Jackets defenseman Dalton Prout had an outlet pass deflected from deep inside his own zone.
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There is something stirring deep inside, but it can be hard to put your finger on without enough time and space to yourself.
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So maybe this will finally break through: The Weather Channel's immersive climate change experience, which puts you deep inside an inexorably changed world.
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Last night, deep inside Verge's Oscars HQ, the staff shared their thoughts and feelings during the telecast of the 88th annual Academy Awards.
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Trump wants to make the case that his administration is being kneecapped by shadowy Obama loyalists who have burrowed deep inside America's bureaucracy.
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Egypt has opened its 4,600-year-old "bent" pyramid to visitors, who can travel deep inside its tunnels to visit the chambers inside.
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For the first time in our lifetime, we are able to look deep inside our body to know exactly what is going on.
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It is a lingering warning bell that chimes deep inside me that Trump is who he initially proclaimed himself to be: a dealmaker.
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The 12 boys and their coach became trapped on June 23 when rising floodwaters cut off their exit, deep inside the cave. 3.
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She felt it deep inside when she went to the bathroom, too, and she noticed she constantly felt like she had to pee.
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"God willing, he will be cleared, but deep inside I am scared," she said, speaking at Shawkan's modest home near the Giza pyramids.
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Scientists have detected ammonia on the surface of Pluto, bolstering the theory that there is a hidden ocean deep inside this distant world.
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Biden showed he had the grit to reach deep inside himself and find his core strength -- an important asset for any political leader.
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There was something deep inside him that made him stand up for the little guy – to speak for forgotten people in forgotten places.
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The filaments form visible spiral patterns within the rings, revealing motions deep inside the planet that can be linked to its rotation speed.
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"Deep inside Rick Ames was a canker of cynicism, hard and inflamed," Macintyre writes, a metaphor that is, perhaps, itself a little inflamed.
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Step One is to dig deep inside yourself and channel the wisdom of Maya Angelou, Eleanor Roosevelt and the wise goddesses of old.
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There was something deep inside him that made him stand up for the little guy — to speak for forgotten people in forgotten places.
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There was something deep inside him that made him stand up for the little guy -- to speak for forgotten people in forgotten places.
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The Transformers movies speak to something deeper, something primordial, deep inside your mechanized lizard brain, the place where three-headed robot dragons live.
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Samarn died early on Friday after he and a fellow volunteer were on their way back from placing oxygen tanks deep inside the cave.
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In 2015, during an eclipse on the Norwegian island of Svalbard, deep inside the Arctic Circle, the spectrometer's emission lines provided a new discovery.
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Now similarly, tropical storm Florence, which made landfall Friday morning in North Carolina as a hurricane, has also ensnared birds deep inside the cyclone.
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Let's take a look deep inside these distinctive animals, and learn what adaptations they've picked up in order to call these harsh landscapes 'home'.
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A new show at New York City's Hayden planetarium this fall will take audiences deep inside planet Earth to hear the sounds of earthquakes.
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It should be obvious that tapping a thing that's nestled deep inside my ear a bunch of times is kind of an unpleasant experience.
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DEEP inside the headquarters of the National Intelligence Agency of the Gambia is a dark and airless dungeon barely big enough for one person.
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" She added, "I think Sebastian would say it's the center of the movie, the heart of the movie, the deep inside of the movie.
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I got all these awards and all this praise, but it just became this weight on me, because deep inside, it didn't complete me.
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He is driven by visions and voices and the feeling deep inside that he is called to warn the world about the coming end.
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The PM2.5 measures particles in the air 2.5 micrometres in diameter or smaller, which can be dangerous because they lodge deep inside the lungs.
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His Deep Purple-loving abs have their hooks deep inside your heart and there's no sign they'll be losing their hold any time soon.
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The girl I grew up with is now buried deep inside a 26-year-old who wears tight-fitting dresses and big hoop earrings.
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Experts say there are some areas deep inside the Amazon where açaí is still considered a staple food because of its high nutritional value.
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Say hello to the black hole deep inside the Messier 87, a galaxy located in the Virgo cluster some 55 million light years away.
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" Baghdadi's location "surprised his American pursuers," the Times reported, "because it was deep inside a part of northwestern Syria controlled by archrival Qaeda groups.
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When North Korea detonates nuclear bombs, it brings the devices into tunnels dug deep inside Mount Mantap, a granite peak over 7,123 feet tall.
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Jockey Seamie Heffernan rode the 13-2 chance to victory, ahead of a number of horses that held chances deep inside the final furlong.
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The Chinese are concerned THAAD's powerful radar gives the U.S. and South Korea the ability to peer deep inside China to monitor military activities.
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Over the course of a VERY eventful month, the air in the balsa wood is displaced by pure gin, locking the flavor deep inside.
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They can give voice to something deep inside ourselves, something we may not realize is there, and save us when we need them most.
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Like there was a secret sender planted somewhere deep inside her, hacking into her system an endless stream of malware to make her sick.
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First, that look: It is almost hypnotic, eyes staring, boring holes deep inside you, offering you what must be a truly exceptional spaghetti sauce.
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"The 'seeds' of life can be protected by means of shielding, for example by being buried deep inside the rock or ice," Lingam told Gizmodo.
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"The lyrics come from deep inside me as inspiration to others and to myself to be authentic and find strength in being vulnerable," Young said.
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Lance LeNoir, a US Border Patrol operations officer leading the sector's "Tunnel Rats" team, is taking our CNN crew deep inside one of these tunnels.
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Like diamonds that form on Earth, these exotic minerals are the product of intense pressure and temperature—conditions that are found deep inside our planet.
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Instead of forcing you to plunge deep inside the settings app to adjust your notifications, you'll be able to adjust them from the lock screen.
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Spurlock said because the two suspected shooters were students at the school, they were able to "get deep inside" the school before beginning the attack.
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The option to disable tracking is hidden deep inside some menus, but it's easy enough to switch off if you know what to look for.
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That's a challenge because microbes usually live deep inside our bodies, and our usual imaging techniques use light and can't see through that much tissue.
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My parents called me nearly every hour, checking in on me and making sure I hadn't succumbed to the crippling fear I felt deep inside.
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The world's largest instrument exists deep inside the Luray Caverns in the Appalachian Mountains, and it's 400 million years in the making, Scientific American reports.
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The cometary fragmentImage: Larry Nittler/NASAScientists have found a cometary building block in an unexpected place: deep inside a meteorite, according to a new paper.
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Once released from the snails, the worms can burrow into the skin and deep inside the body of any human daring to enter its waters.
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The moon might contain water -- New research suggests water could exist deep inside the moon, and it could potentially be extracted on future moon missions.
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Lounge-adjacent, laid-back, slightly mad, like Herbie Hancock deep inside a Reddit thread, it's recognizably his (though the wavy guitar has disappeared, for now).
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They may not like what Obama does, but deep inside, they know they can't selectively support when to agree and not agree with the Constitution.
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On top of that, they've brought something I believe exists deep inside all of us to life, and that is the spirit of life itself.
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To write the score, Zimmer said he was forced to delve into a part of his life that he had emotionally tucked away deep inside.
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Deep inside, [I] wanted to consume constantly everything, always, so the denial was just the way of fighting it rather than giving in to it.
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Just trying to comprehend this experience that is beyond expression and price, which is very difficult to articulate, and has changed you somewhere deep inside.
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Prior to swarming, the bugs had been gathered deep inside their nest in the tree, and likely emerged because they were menaced in some way.
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What was once a highway of blood from mother to baby turns into ligaments and some continued connection to blood supply deep inside your body.
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The soccer team was exploring the cave on June 23 when monsoon rains trapped them deep inside the 10-km (6-mile mile) cave complex.
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Rather, the tension and terror that have accumulated for decades have burrowed deep inside us and show themselves in brief flashes even in humdrum conversation.
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Yet when a wind-driven fire pushes "ember attacks" into neighborhoods deep inside a community, the fires they ignite don't discriminate between woodlands and landscaping.
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We were deep inside Pali Aike National Park, one of the least visited, yet most dramatic reserves in Chile, 110 miles north of Punta Arenas.
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But on trip No. 11, to save one of the last soccer teammates stuck for 18 days deep inside the cave, something went dangerously wrong.
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"All that mattered was how beautiful the effect was, what the color meant in a spiritual sense and how it made people feel, deep inside."
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It starts with a crush That first spark of attraction ignites a region buried deep inside the brain called the ventral tegmental area, or VTA.
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Mohammadi said some studies have suggested that men may have more visceral fat that goes deep inside your body and wraps around your vital organs.
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The first few times I asked Rivera about the space, his answers bounced around as if he was too deep inside the matrix to explain.
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The injustice of this death lodges itself deep inside Grace's psyche, even as she moves on to work in another house with a new family.
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Deep inside Incirlik, these vaults are some of the last checks against nuclear theft or detonation by, say, a rogue Turkish government or allied militia.
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The burglars had managed to enter the warehouse during a rare stretch of down time, disabling an alarm system hidden deep inside the old building.
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When the countdown finally strikes the end, that moment is marked by a delicate chime from deep inside the watch's 40.5-millimeter rose gold case.
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We're talking about the rarest and most at-risk frogs and toads that hide deep inside some of the most remote forests in the world.
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Noise from the area prevented the ducklings from hearing their mother's calls, and the firefighters couldn't reach them because they were so deep inside, Hurst said.
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Celebrating his individual vision is a new monograph recently put out by Lar Müllers Publishers, the first that takes us deep inside his constantly searching mind.
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That will be hard enough: people who live deep inside a religious culture or value system aren't often much good at explaining it to third parties.
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Deep inside a Portuguese cave, the fossil of a human cranium lay buried for 400,000 years, surrounded by a smattering of stone tools and animal remains.
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One day it is fresh fish by the river in a quaint stall, and on another day, their lunch comprises bat meat deep inside a plantation.
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This month, however, scientists at MIT presented a fascinating new idea for how to electrically stimulate regions deep inside the brain without implanting anything at all.
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Facebook tries its hand at hardware with Portal Deep inside Facebook's Menlo Park headquarters, the secretive Building 8 lab began work on Portal 18 months ago.
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From deep inside a given hole, they later asked, with shouts, for a belt that might pull people up—they asked that said belts arrive quickly.
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Pub conversations about relationships and rumors and jealousy can quickly turn esoteric; the thoughts we hide deep inside unanimously, quietly screaming what the fuck is happening?
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All this happens under the microscope, where only one person—the surgeon—can work, and allowing only one person to visit this deep inside the skull.
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Far from being a mere documentation of Syrian everydayness in wartime, these documentary films start from deep inside the home and the well of family memories.
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Ancient piles of broken stalagmites found deep inside a cave in France were made by Neanderthals about 2000,2200 years ago, way before modern humans were around.
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"What we want is to create a secure strip, including Azaz, 10 km deep inside Syria and this zone should be free from clashes," he said.
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Deep inside Facebook's very first data center, located in a sprawling facility in the hills of Prineville, OR, lies a series of about 60 server racks.
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Jackson's withdrawal after allegations of misconduct and reservations about his lack of management experience contributed to a level of chaos that extends deep inside the department.
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Perhaps deep inside themselves they dreamt of other lives where they could have fulfilled their dreams instead of toiling so their children could go to college.
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When the immunologist De'Broski Herbert at the University of Pennsylvania looked deep inside the lungs of mice infected with influenza, he thought he was seeing things.
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Michigan once again drove deep inside Northwestern territory later in the third but settled for a 24-yard Nordin field goal on the quarter's last play.
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Somewhere deep inside, the movie is a surprisingly thoughtful examination of the strengths and weaknesses of economic systems that benefit either the collective or the individual.
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It can take a professional with an otoscope -- a device that can look deep inside the ear -- to tell if cerumen is blocking the ear canal.
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Such missiles pose a particular challenge to American commanders because neutralizing them might require an attack deep inside Chinese territory, which would be a major escalation.
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To prepare for that day, if it ever happened, the United States tunneled deep inside Iran's grids, and even Revolutionary Guards Corps command-and-control systems.
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When there's pain deep inside, and you don't even know where the pain is coming from, you have to let it out and see what's underneath.
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He was hoping to extract an ice core—a sample from deep inside the glacier, which would provide a detailed picture of the area's past climate.
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These questions stem from an unexplained second explosion that occurred deep inside the ship shortly after it was struck by a torpedo on May 7, 1915.
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The brutality, the hunger, the fear — they will always be there, deep inside, just as they are for any other living thing who has suffered terribly.
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We're examining Russia's reaction to news about a C.I.A. spy deep inside the Kremlin and a unique business proposal from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange operator.
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You're thinking that there must be a catch somewhere, like the upfront cost, or the network, or some other sneaky negative hidden deep inside the contract.
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He transformed himself into a daring explorer, leading viewers of his images — in books, magazines and television documentaries — on fascinating journeys deep inside the human body.
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So while Mohamed and his family cared for Osman around the clock at their home in Khartoum, Sudan, his father's stories rekindled something deep inside him.
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Craig was inordinately talented, personable, and charismatic, but buried deep inside his mind there was some kind of flaw, a darkness that took over and consumed him.
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Since the women reported that they "experienced their orgasms deep inside," they added, that might support the theory that orgasms can affect the body's absorption of sperm.
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Deep inside the phone, however, is an innovation likely to become standard in future smartphones, and crucial to the long-term dreams of Apple and its competitors.
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The sight of the body slammed hard against me, rooting deep inside, in the folds of memory that unfurl in the late hours, waking me from sleep.
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Given the relationship between weevils and plant, Dr Huang wondered how beetle larvae would fare if they were deep inside a piece of fruit floating in seawater.
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, which has intercepted the near-Earth asteroid Bennu, has recently found molecular evidence of water locked deep inside the asteroid, NASA said Monday.
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" "I would have to go deep inside myself and my faith to discover any remaining belief in our marriage," Clinton writes, "to find some path of understanding.
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" De Guzman says that Duterte is at least open, unlike other politicians who might be quieter, or present themselves better, but "deep inside they do horrible things.
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The revelation triggered a thorough investigation, in which we went full-blown James Bond to uncover any other secret compartments hidden deep inside our favorite beauty products.
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US-led coalition fighters are now deep inside Raqqa, a city that ISIS declared as the capital of its so-called caliphate more than three years ago.
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"Because we've created this technology from the ground up, we have unique access to the data from deep inside the hardware," Salehian told Reuters in an interview.
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You take a hero unit deep inside an indoor facility and see if you can fight your way through the building to grab some kind of objective.
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Israeli leaders have said that since that conflict, Hezbollah has built up and improved the range of a rocket arsenal that can now strike deep inside Israel.
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This brief lull gives scientists and engineers time to catch their breath after Juno's suspenseful but flawless arrival and before work begins to peer deep inside Jupiter.
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In the nineteen-sixties, José Delgado, a Spanish neuroscientist at Yale University, had designed a radio-controlled electrode that could be implanted deep inside an animal's brain.
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The majority of meth production is happening deep inside the jungles of the Golden Triangle, a lawless area where the borders of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar meet.
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The same can be said for the many clients I see through private practice, often women who want to be recognized for who they are deep inside.
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"The wolf polarizes, it touches something deep inside of us," said Ms. Hertweck, who runs a biosphere reserve with 500 sheep and describes herself as pro-wolf.
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That may be a crucial attraction for a whistle-blower deep inside an American institution, but it will also protect a hacker sitting in Moscow or Beijing.
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If the Pakistanis did not act decisively, the United States would set aside its unease and launch a raid deep inside the country to free the family.
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Deep inside the cloud, a star is emitting a jet nearly 33 light-years in length, the first one observed in visible light outside our own galaxy.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes mounted air strikes against positions 50 km deep inside Syria in Ain Issa on Wednesday, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said.
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They stuck their heads in and worked their giant lips; we could see, deep inside their mouths, tiny sets of teeth clacking away in anticipation of food.
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But I would say that deep inside me I sensed quite recently what my main interest is — and that would be dancing on pointe and classical technique.
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Apple has a team exploring a custom processor that can make better sense of health information coming off sensors from deep inside its devices, job listings show.
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In late June, heavy monsoon rains flooded a remote cave in northern Thailand, trapping 12 young soccer players and their coach deep inside with no way out.
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There's no doubt that she always had one, buried deep inside under layers of tasteful toile and well appointed cheese plates, but as of late it's been showing.
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Rescuers found all 12 boys and their soccer coach alive deep inside a partially flooded cave in northern Thailand late Monday, more than a week after they disappeared.
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You get your poetry in snatches now, because it shows up as croaked lines deep inside the groove or buried in the mix or mumbled through a sleeve.
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So if you want to get at something deep inside, you either have to peel off a few layers or make an educated guess based on other imagery.
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Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock said that the shooters, an 18-year-old and a juvenile, "got deep inside the school" and began shooting classmates at separate locations.
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Bigger worlds like Neptune or Uranus ultimately form internal engines, where materials deep inside the objects reshape under the forces of pressure and heat over millions of years.
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THUMP got a chance to catch up with Bradley over email about his new LP, and ask about the possibility of hope buried deep inside his murky productions.
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At a BetKing hall deep inside the bustling Oshodi market in Lagos, dozens of soccer fans gathered to watch Nigeria's final warm up game before the World Cup.
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"I always felt from deep inside that I was able to do something special on the ice but I was never able to show it," Bloemen told reporters.
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He has an empty hole deep inside him that's impossible to fill: For him, there can never be enough times that people say, print and discuss his name.
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In a separate incident -- which has transfixed Thailand and the world -- monsoon rains flooded a cave in northern Thailand, trapping 12 boys and their soccer coach deep inside.
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Around four hours later once we'd returned to the apartment, I felt an unfamiliar pain stir deep inside me, somewhere in between my lower spine and belly button.
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The soccer team became trapped deep inside the Tham Luang cave network during an outing on June 23, after a sudden rush of flood water cut them off.
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" But that is merely the surface, Han insists: "The tension and terror that have accumulated for decades have burrowed deep inside us and show themselves in brief flashes.
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The Trump administration believes that solution is a long-delayed plan to store all of the country's nuclear waste at a facility located deep inside Nevada's Yucca Mountain.
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He also posted photos of the ceremony on Twitter, which included cutouts of international rescuers who were instrumental in helping extract the boys from deep inside the cave.
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G.M. yanked away Mid-American's largest line of business, a valve lifter guide, a part used deep inside an engine block, that provided 80 percent of its revenues.
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Will we keep seeing headlines that repeat false claims ("Trump Says Democrats Will Ban Hamburgers"), with the information that the claim is false buried deep inside the article?
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I feel like Abu Mazen is depressed because of this situation, because he had to leave me, and that deep inside, he feels this heavy burden of guilt.
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I'm all about honoring my snot's truth, but an investigation deep inside the land of boogers taught me that you can't necessarily judge a sneeze by its color.
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And for reasons that no one understands, some of those children have the toughest, thickest cataracts that eye surgeons have encountered, along with scarring deep inside the eye.
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But the appeal of an atmospheric test is obvious: It would create a sense of fear that an explosion deep inside a tunnel in North Korea does not.
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A better approach, many contend, is to instead edit the cells that make T cells (and all the other blood and immune cells) deep inside a person's bones.
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"I had a strong conviction, very deep inside of me, that they were alive, and that was a strong support for my actions," he said later that month.
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"But no matter what my daddy says about me or what he thinks of me, he knows down deep, deep inside that I'll always be his little girl."
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More than half of lithium is gathered using brine extraction from deep inside the earth, especially in South America, and the rest is still mined traditionally from rock.
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For now, the American men at the Australian Open are delighted to have taken over Locker Room B, just off the transport corridor deep inside Rod Laver Arena.
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Earnhardt autographed about a half-dozen other items deep inside the speedway's infield before the man behind the wheel of the golf cart slowly leaned on the accelerator.
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Thursday, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah capped 10 days of Shia celebrations with a speech announcing that he now possesses "precision missiles" capable of accurate strikes deep inside Israel.
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I could've taken an L and lived to fight another day, but instead, I crammed my sad wilted dong as deep inside the tube as I could manage.
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A member of the weasel family, the Humboldt marten ( Martes caurina humboldtensis ) lives deep inside the redwood forests of the Pacific Northwest, according to the Center for Biological Diversity .
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"I was really impressed by the way that it was built," Daniel Astesiano, an Uruguay fan who wore his team&aposs sky-blue shirt, said deep inside the bunker.
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I guess because, deep inside of me, there's a secretly hopeful and romantic woman who wants a wildly idyllic love story, despite being socially conditioned to suppress those feelings.
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"We know that two individuals walked into the STEM School, got deep inside the school, and engaged students in two separate locations," Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock told reporters.
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As I was researching for this story, I found a megathread titled "The Piss Tape is Real" deep inside the recesses of the political subsections of Something Awful forums.
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She explained that she needed to stretch my vagina open with the speculum, clamp my cervix in place, and stick a metal rod deep inside me, past my cervix.
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Huge portions of the Earth's crust (called plates) are constantly shifting and rubbing against one another, and this movement is driven in part by heat deep inside the Earth.
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Patrick Merrell offers us a theme set that highlights the stark differences between what the candidates say to voters and what they might really mean, deep inside their heads.
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The most notorious smog-derived killer is a class of particles called PM 2.5, which can bury themselves deep inside human lungs, triggering everything from asthma to cardiovascular disease.
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Although the San Andreas fault has been credited as one of the most powerful quake-makers in the region, there is another fault line buried deep inside the Earth.
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Deep inside, the crankshaft is milled from a solid steel bar in a process that takes six months, alternating heat treatments for strengthening, and machining to remove excess material.
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His feet and hands were located about 50 yards away from the cave's entrance, and years later, the rest of Medellin's remains were retrieved from deep inside the cave.
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"During that period of time you have to dig down deep inside and prove all over again that you could compete and make it at that level," he said.
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When Congress passes any major piece of legislation, it's not uncommon that some specific — and perhaps not thoroughly considered — language deep inside the bill will lead to unintended consequences.
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SPECIAL POST — Deep inside the Ballroom at the Stamford, Connecticut Marriott Hotel, puzzle creator Eric Berlin paces the floor, going over the myriad last-minute details in his head.
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The feature is found deep inside your iPhone's settings, where you can find specific addresses of places you've gone, how often you visit them, and when you visited them.
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With repeated close passes over the cloud tops, the spacecraft will measure microwave emissions, the gravity field and the magnetic field, offering glimpses into what is deep inside Jupiter.
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"What the body tries really hard to do is to protect the most important organs, which are the ones deep inside: the heart and brain and lungs," she said.
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That is to say, some stylistic choices that evoke bygone products like the Treo or Pre, in hopes of triggering some smartphone nostalgia buried deep inside our lizard brains.
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According to the researchers, the most plausible explanation for this relatively high hydrogen reading is that there are hydrothermal reactions between rocks and water deep inside Enceladus's subsurface ocean.
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The larvae only develop after the palms die, hatching and burrowing themselves deep inside the structure of the tree and taking two months to reach the ideal harvest-size.
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Deep inside, I agree with Josh Nagel in that Duke has the best team and is the biggest threat to win it all; yet, I could definitely be wrong.
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We appear to sense deep inside that it will be easier to recover from a material downturn than from having to select who will live and who will die.
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The ability to navigate through crowds, the willingness to bump and grind with other skaters in short track, Choi said, is something deep inside some skaters more than others.
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Without funding to fix the source of the leak, a small trickle of water can lead to mold deep inside walls that creeps into apartments and into the air.
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And I want you to know that, and I want you to feel that deep inside, that 49 people died because of the rhetoric that you put out there.
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When North Korea first tested its Pukguksong-2 in February, it was confident enough with the system to fire it from a mobile launch vehicle deep inside the country.
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The journalism industry must look deep inside itself to understand why the public has turned on it and take steps to reestablish a mission that fits with public expectations.
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But deep inside the expensive custom closets and under the New Age Murphy beds, the pro-petite propaganda has hidden some unseemly truths about how the other half lives.
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With little fanfare, the United States has quietly begun expanding its military footprint in a region that during the Cold War was deep inside the Soviet-controlled Warsaw Pact.
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That gaping hole deep inside of me that was looking for a mother didn't vanish just because I finally knew why she'd never been able to really be one.
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More shrubs are being planted by the government but far away from the village, deep inside the Aral's dried-up bed in a bid to nip sandstorms in the bud.
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A Thai governor says the operation to bring out 12 schoolboys and their soccer coach from deep inside a cave where they have been trapped for two weeks has begun.
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The "water" is the murky substance surrounding the galaxy, which is actually energy pulsing from its active galactic nucleus, most likely caused by a supermassive black hole buried deep inside.
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There are plenty of Trump voters out there who aren't deep inside Trump's bubble, who don't like the fights he's constantly picking, who are open to arguments about his record.
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While much of Aliume's work contains echoes of hard science and galactic-level imagery—the way out there—some of his pieces come from the other direction, from deep inside.
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A tinkering from deep inside the PC. In the words of one YouTube commenter: "That sound when it boots up [heart eyes emoji]" But it hasn't fully booted, not yet.
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Playing as Star-Lord, you first need to find a path through the ruins, before locating Thanos who is presumably up to no good somewhere deep inside the abandoned temple.
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No one is certain about the answer, but the question is making everyone nervous — and forcing people to dig deep inside themselves to discover the kind of future they want.
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The government has long wanted to spur growth deep inside the country, in part by getting low-end industries to leave the prosperous coast and move to places like Baiguan.
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The viewer is placed deep inside the family's unique dysfunction and challenged to grapple with its complexities, which seems to explain Jeannette's pivot to a conventional setup later in life.
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You can brag about your swanky DSLR or state-of-the-art smartphone's high-quality camera all you want, but you know deep inside that nothing beats a classic Polaroid.
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The Kremlin was commenting as Russia-backed Syrian forces deployed deep inside Kurdish-held territory south of the Turkish frontier, less than 24 hours after Washington announced a full withdrawal.
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They showed how a largely forgotten war hundreds of miles away that has claimed thousands of lives had emboldened fringe nationalists deep inside the EU and built networks into Russia.
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By peering deep inside the DNA of cancer cells, Stratton and his team are hunting for the unique mutational signatures that different cancer-causing agents and processes have left behind.
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One of the participants hated it, but we were sitting in a hut deep inside a fjord after work, and he seemed fine being the grumpy one on the couch.
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"While positioned deep inside, search for the 'slippery' spot on the front wall... almost immediately the vagina will become moist and euphoria sets in ushering relaxation and arousal," Tyomi recommends.
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Although most of us thought of the prospective European Union membership as the last hope for the sanity of the Turkish politics, we know deep inside that it'll never happen.
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Fulani chiefs living deep inside the Plateau claim that they are provoked by farmers who steal their herds—a serious crime in a culture where wealth is measured in livestock.
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They really pushed for it because they felt it would work; I agreed in an effort to be open-minded, but deep inside I felt it was the wrong decision.
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The operation had started as a local search for the missing 13 who had become trapped when rising flood water cut them off deep inside the cave on June 23.
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In this case, however, you're peering deep inside logs and tree branches while their rings and knots ebb and flow as Foxwell cuts deeper and deeper into his unorthodox medium.
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I love Cassavetes, and he goes so wild and so deep inside, but, you know, you don't want to see him having sex or taking a shit or jacking off.
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The very, very thick football of crust encasing beef Wellington is cooked only on the surface; deep inside, where it meets the tenderloin, is a mass of wet, gluey dough.
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The proboscis is a famous tool of this insect group, with some like the Morgan's Sphinx moth, or Darwin's moth, using its foot-long tongue to wiggle deep inside orchids.
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They were taken by Abu Sayyaf militants across the strait to Jolo, an island where the gunmen are well entrenched, with their camps situated deep inside nearly impenetrable jungle terrain.
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On a giant floor-to-ceiling screen, engineers simulate a crash again and again, examining every possible angle in slow motion, including the impact on components deep inside the vehicle.
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Samarn died on July 6 after losing consciousness during a mission to place oxygen tanks deep inside the cave, just two days before the first boys were brought to safety.
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For future missions to the moon and Mars, scientists first try living and working in space-analog environments on volcanoes, deep inside caves, at the South Pole, and even underwater.
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The beauty of this new technique is that the researchers can keep a transparent organ entirely intact while still peering deep inside it, seeing right down to the cellular level.
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For instance, a team searched deep inside Earth for signs of a hypothetical force similar to magnetism called long-range spin-spin interaction, according to a 2013 study in Science.
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In the world according to Robert Kaplan, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas deep inside Trump country, globalization and immigrants are needed for the United States to thrive.
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SHERRILL, N.Y. — Buried deep inside the sprawling federal bill to fund the nation's military is a special gift for a company headquartered in the smallest city in the Empire State.
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Let's review why this trip is already such a debacle: This week, the president reportedly undermined the US-Israeli intelligence partnership by exposing an Israeli spy deep inside ISIS territory.
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Scientists from the UK university worked with others from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) and NIWA over four years, collecting data from instruments placed 260-meters deep inside the ice shelf.
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Four boys and the coach are still deep inside, and authorities have indicated they&aposre continuing with their so-far successful effort to bring the boys out guided by experienced divers.
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The custom-made dynamic drivers inside the SR80e reproduce our favorite music with an energetic, lifelike quality that draws you deep inside your tunes, often revealing details you've never heard before.
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It has also cut off a Turkish military post deep inside Syria as the deal to limit fighting in the region, which the Turkish troops were supposed to be monitoring, collapses.
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I have a lot of thoughts on a lot of bands and I try to keep it deep inside because there's a lot of sweet angels in bands you don't like.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Search and rescue teams in Thailand were looking on Monday for 13 members of an under-16 soccer team trapped in a flooded cave complex deep inside a mountain.
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About 226 small earthquakes erupted deep inside the Salton Sea in California for over 229 hours earlier this week and there could be more quakes to come, state officials have warned.
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A new type of underwater robot has made it possible to peer deep inside the USS Arizona, the sunken naval battleship that was bombed 75 years ago at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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A bacterial gold mine in the Amazon Deep inside the Amazon jungle in Venezuela exists a bacterial gold mine belonging to the Yanomami, a remote, indigenous seminomadic community undiscovered until 2008.
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World After their traumatic ordeal deep inside a dark and flooded mountain cave, Thailand's 12 rescued boys and their young soccer coach will now have to navigate a fresh challenge: fame.
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If you are deep inside progressive discourse, you will immediately understand those purposes — "dismantling the default masculine" of romance languages, centering gender neutrality or nonbinariness in place of a cisgender heteronormativity.
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Barret Pickering's 143-yard field goal after 325-pound Darrion Daniels picked off a Plummer shovel pass deep inside Purdue territory gave Nebraska a 10-0 lead after the first period.
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Much of the work was done deep inside the cave system, working away at concrete-like rock called breccia, using air scribes to avoid breaking the fragile and priceless fossil remains.
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For most of the game, the largest home crowd in Texans history (72,008) saw the home squad get stymied again and again by the Dallas defense deep inside the red zone.
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Twelve young boys and their soccer coach are safe, freed from the floods deep inside a cave in northern Thailand where they had been trapped in for more than two weeks.
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But now Brady was relegated to the other side of the room, 30 yards away and separated by a bolt of fabric hanging from the ceiling deep inside U.S. Bank Stadium.
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Aubrey, Erick, Jeff, Julia and me, we would be on our own, deep inside the factory, hanging out with a certain group of people in a certain pocket of the factory.
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Only Djokovic knows deep inside if he still has the desire, and after the defeat on Wednesday, he did not dismiss the notion of taking an extended break from the game.
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Physical inactivity can result in weight gain, especially around the midsection — including visceral fat, a type of tissue deep inside the abdomen that is known to increase inflammation throughout the body.
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We say we go on runs or meditate to "get out of our heads," but the real effect is to actually burrow deep inside them, to concentrate wholly on the self.
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China claims THAAD's powerful radar gives the U.S. and South Korea capability not only to spot missiles fired from North Korea but to peer deep inside China and monitor military activities.
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Undoubtedly, this was because the Valley of the Boyne is deep inside "the Pale" — the area of Ireland that came under the control of the English in the mid-12th century.
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Even in our orneriest moments, somewhere deep inside all of us is a view that -- as Americans -- we carry a personal responsibility to be a force for good in the world.
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It has become imperative to reverse the process — that is, take CO₂ out of the air and either restore it deep inside the earth or contain it within new surface ecosystems.
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And Herman is a record man with commercial instincts, where Armstrong is a preservationist too deep inside the music to execute the hard choices that hone great best-ofs to the quick.
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Cruise missiles are harder to counter than ballistic missiles since they fly at lower altitudes and can evade enemy radar, confounding missile defence missiles and hitting targets deep inside an opponent's territory.
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And when the fireworks go off to introduce União da Ilha, deep inside the section of baianas, an 85-year-old woman in a cumbersome hoop skirt might just shed a tear.
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Situated deep inside the country's northeastern Udon Thani Province, close to the border with Laos and 290 miles northeast of Bangkok, it was the perfect place to hide a high-profile suspect.
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He goes after MGK's romantic life, taunting him for being in love with Halsey while she dates fellow rapper G-Eazy ("You're fuckin' salty / Cause Young Gerald's balls-deep inside of Halsey").
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Sample of zhemchuzhnikovite (Image: Igor Huskić, Friščić Research Group, McGill University)From deep inside a Siberian mine, researchers have catalogued a series of materials unlike any others yet found in the ground.
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The point is, deep inside this clump of amino acid chains, light converts to mechanical motion, which converts to a neuroelectrical signal, which in the brain becomes a conscious apprehension of color.
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By sending the Special Forces to hold an isolated position deep inside a city held by the Taliban, the American military allowed the Afghan government to claim a badly needed propaganda victory.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Two teams of suicide attackers waged coordinated assaults on Monday deep inside Syrian government territory, killing scores of people and piercing a sanctuary for supporters of President Bashar al-Assad.
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For his Hall of Warriors, there is the Comic Center deep inside the temple, at the end of winding stone paths and steps, past a flower-shaped audio device that crackles sutras.
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"I had a dream and I always felt from deep inside that I was able to do something special on the ice, but I was never able to show it," he said.
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Do you stand in pubs wishing you were face down on the floor with an acid tab dissolving somewhere deep inside you while a Cast tribute band played faintly in the distance?
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Samarn died on July 6 after losing consciousness during a mission to place oxygen tanks deep inside the cave, just two days before the first group of four boys was brought out.
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I was over 60, true, but deep inside I felt alive, perhaps more so than ever: Yes, life was beginning, not just for my twins but also, in many respects, for me.
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At first it seems as if we might be in Irvine Welsh territory, reading a voice that is coming to us from deep inside a place and a time, cloaked in dialect.
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"We know two individuals walked into the STEM school, got deep inside the school and engaged students in two separate locations," Sheriff Tony Spurlock of Douglas County said at a news conference.
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No. I think it starts, and we'll talk about that, because unconscious bias is bias that we have buried deep inside of us, so deeply that we don't even know it exists.
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After years of being awkward both in bed and in relationships, I settled down, buried all of my feelings deep inside, had a kid, and thought things were going to be alright.
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They were not as complete, but all are about nine million years old and provide evidence that ancestors in the giraffe family lived deep inside Europe much earlier than had been suspected.
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Just before, Russian hackers had taken up residence in the unclassified servers at the State Department and the White House, and later deep inside the systems of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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A. Magnetic resonance imaging, or M.R.I., is considered one of the safest technologies for looking deep inside the body, because it doesn't carry the radiation risk of X-rays or PET scans.
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Cruise missiles are harder to counter than ballistic missiles since they fly at lower altitudes and can evade enemy radar, confounding missile defense missiles and hitting targets deep inside an opponent's territory.
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Four boys were rescued Monday from the flooded cave in Thailand, meaning divers have extricated eight of the 22018 people who've been trapped deep inside the watery mountain prison for over two weeks.
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Four boys were rescued Monday from the flooded cave in Thailand, meaning divers have extricated eight of the 13 people who've been trapped deep inside the watery mountain prison for over two weeks.
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"Uncovering stories deep inside of me made me feel vulnerable and emotional, but through facing my shadows and insecurities I learned how to accept and love myself in a deeper way," she wrote.
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For 20 years, physicists in Japan have monitored a 13-story-tall tank of pure water cloistered deep inside an abandoned zinc mine, hoping to see protons in the water spontaneously fall apart.
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But the Global Seed Vault, buried in a mountain deep inside the Arctic circle, has been breached after global warming produced extraordinary temperatures over the winter, sending meltwater gushing into the entrance tunnel.
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It's deep inside, I don't think about it all the time but if I find myself near women having a conversation about their childbirths, it can trigger a massive panic attack in me.
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"One of the issues with your pancreas is you can't feel it or touch it because it's deep inside your abdominal cavity, so it's not like you can feel a tumor," she says.
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Earlier in the day, Vieira had folded his large frame, every bit as robust as it was when he patrolled the midfield for Arsenal and France, into a chair deep inside Yankee Stadium.
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He said there was a real danger of a chaotic situation where an ever-growing number of religious sub-cultures co-existed deep inside their respective silos, in utter ignorance of one another.
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Hilal, another member, describes the experience of growing up Palestinian in Israel as "schizophrenic" – "you're growing up somewhere, deep inside its culture, but you slowly start to realise it's not yours", he explains.
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The animals' ovaries are over a metre deep inside them, meaning that the extraction procedure, which employs a probe with a sharp needle attached to it to suck the eggs out, is hazardous.
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Somewhere deep inside of you, even if you don't understand it, you have to find a way to be compassionate because LGBTQ+ kids are far more likely to commit suicide or be bullied.
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I have a couple of custom IEM sets, which I love dearly, but they do go quite deep inside the ear and are not the best for casual listening in bed, for example.
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Although I knew it was impossible to be all things to all people, deep inside, I felt that if I wasn't physically present when my son started walking, I was a bad mom.
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Boyle told the news conference he had been in Afghanistan helping "villagers who live deep inside Taliban-controlled Afghanistan where no NGO, no aid worker, and no government" had been able to reach.
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Here's the first image of a black hole Say hello to the black hole deep inside the Messier 87, a galaxy located in the Virgo cluster some 55 million light years away. 6.
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The NIWA scientists claim the USB drive was "deep inside" the seal poop sample and was collected by a local vet who sent it in to the lab back in November of 2017.
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And then, as you know, the bass drops, with the kind of aural wallop that hits you somewhere deep inside your chest—not so much tugging on your heartstrings as severing them entirely.
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Television footage showed smoke and ash billowing high into the sky, with lava visible deep inside a crater at the mountain, which featured in the 1967 James Bond movie "You Only Live Twice".
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It is leveraging its QNX subsidiary's software foothold deep inside car infotainment consoles to expand into self-driving technology, while promoting its cyber-security software and services to thwart increased threats from hacking.
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The Australian government incarcerated him for five years, first in a prison deep inside the Manus jungle, and for the last six months in a prison camp close to the island's only town.
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Deep inside the dusty bowels of Raqqa's stadium -- an infamous ISIS headquarters from where the terror group is said to have plotted attacks on the Western world -- are a series of makeshift cells.
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An unintended side affect of these infrastructure improvements is that they've made it easier for meth traffickers to transport product from deep inside Shan State to the rest of Southeast Asia, Coyne said.
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"This is more complicated than other transplants because the uterus lies deep inside the pelvis, and it's difficult to access," says Andreas Tzakis, the program director and a transplant surgeon with Cleveland Clinic.
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Deep inside a very, very long Sports Illustrated package about football in America is an interview with Jerry Jones that covers a lot of ground, including his opinion on head trauma in football.
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Since then, we have harnessed the power of the sun and the wind in our deserts and along our coastlines, and made use of steam from deep inside our volcanoes via geothermal plants.
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The modern dorm mattress looks like something you'd find in a gymnastics class: a rectangle of unyielding foam with springs deep inside, all of it covered in dark blue vinyl or waterproof nylon.
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The guy is a brilliant comedic actor with dramatic chops whose general lack of aging all but proves he has a decrepit, haunted portrait of himself hidden deep inside a mansion closet somewhere.
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Broken subway elevators ( or sometimes no elevators at all), cabs that sometimes choose not to pick her up and cavernous, hidden hallways deep inside buildings are just a few of her daily challenges.
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We traveled to protected areas deep inside these countries to learn the superpowers of three tree species that play an unusually important part in staving off environmental disaster, not just locally, but globally.
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L'Rell is now the chancellor because Starfleet planted a bomb deep inside Qo'noS, and Burnham gave her the detonator to use, essentially, to blackmail the Klingon High Council to make her the boss.
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Or perhaps he could have just pressed that red Coke button one too many times, opening a secret vault that sent him into a never-before-discovered closet somewhere deep inside the White House.
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The advance on Mudeira, after the capture of the neighboring town of Mesraba on Saturday, has driven a wedge deep inside the insurgent territory, leaving the major towns of Douma and Harasta cut off.
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The day after a New York Times editorial suggested President Trump is having a breakdown, White House correspondents Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman go deep inside the West Wing as he approaches two years.
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Within a few hours last weekend Iran first sent a large surveillance drone from deep inside Syria into Israeli airspace and Israel responded by shooting it down and destroying its controlling infrastructure near Palmyra.
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Deep inside Facebook's Menlo Park headquarters, teams drawn from Uber, Twitter, Google, Microsoft and Pinterest worked through the night to prototype new tools designed to help nonprofits in their fight against child sex trafficking.
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Kohat is deep inside Pakistani territory, next to the eastern edge of Kurram agency in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province - outside the Afghan frontier zone where U.S. drones have in the past been tolerated by Pakistan.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - After their traumatic ordeal deep inside a dark and flooded mountain cave, Thailand's 12 rescued boys and their young soccer coach will now have to navigate a fresh challenge: Fame.
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Now, a different, "fresh" type of lava is coming out of the ground, meaning that new magma (underground lava) is on the move deep inside the volcano, which could continue to feed the eruption.
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To those outside the tech industry, it's easy to think of Big Sur as the equivalent of a cache of classified documents, stored in physical space deep inside a locked-down multi-level complex.
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"In Lebanon, Iran is directing Hezbollah to build secret sites to convert inaccurate projectiles into precision-guided missiles, missiles that can target deep inside Israel within an accuracy of 10 meters (yards)," he said.
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The 12 boys and their coach were found deep inside the cave by two British cave divers on Monday, perched on a rock slab above floodwaters, after nine days without food or fresh water.
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"I had heard an internal message, from deep inside me, to put an ad on Craigslist in search of meeting someone I could potentially share the rest of my life with," Ms. Brandon said.
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Thrangrycat is a "low level" attack — and when computer people say "low level," they don't mean inconsequential, they mean it reaches deep inside the infrastructure, it's getting close to the bones of computing itself.
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It seems increasingly possible that he has contacts deep inside Putin's inner circle and could have acted as a messenger for key information about negotiations over how the US-Russian relationship could be improved.
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The pipeline, which brings oil from deep inside Russia to much of eastern and central Europe, has been plagued by a contamination crisis that disrupted flows from the world's second-largest exporter of crude.
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And these unlike Napoleon's armies, or the Wehrmacht's power or Caesar's centurions, will be unscrupulous denizens burying deep inside our flesh, penetrating even more deeply into our blood, far below the armor of denial.
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But every time I confront this base attack on my work, somewhere deep inside me—somewhere past the cities and forests of reason planned and planted deep in my being—I feel a pang.
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Deep inside their tissue are little proteins that take the sun's ultraviolet light and turn it into a glowing green sunscreen, shielding from the sun these corals that live just below the water's surface.
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Perhaps the power radiating from the sickly bodies of Gandhi and Chavez contrasts too sharply with the medical diagnoses of bodies like Weil's, leading women to believe that deep inside, our souls are sick.
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CreditCreditSamuel Zeller for The New York Times Twenty years ago Sunday, a fire deep inside an Alpine tunnel killed 39 people and turned a motorcycle-riding security guard who worked there into a hero.
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The original version of "Fade" features prominent samples from two house music classics, namely Larry Heard AKA Mr. Fingers' "Mystery of Love" and Hardrive's "Deep Inside," so the club-oriented remixes were perhaps inevitable.
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The attack, claimed by a Pakistan-based terror group, spawned a surge of national emotion that crested two weeks later, when Mr Modi ordered the retaliatory bombing of an alleged terror base deep inside Pakistan.
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I didn't have to wait for the first wave of relief as he tentatively slid one finger deep inside me, pulled out, and I let out as sigh as I felt two fingers penetrate me.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mysterious ring-shaped structures fashioned about 176,000 years ago by Neanderthals using broken stalagmites deep inside a cave in southwestern France indicate that our closest extinct relatives were more adept than previously known.
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Erdogan has said Turkey will seize a border strip running hundreds of km (miles) from Kobani in the west to Hasaka in the east and 30-35 km (18 to 22 miles) deep inside Syria.
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Tourists will now be able to clamber down a 79-meter (86 yards) narrow tunnel from a raised entrance on the pyramid's northern face, to reach two chambers deep inside the 4,600-year-old structure.
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The only part of Facebook that matters is the News Feed inside the mobile app, and the trending news box is not part of the mobile News Feed — it's buried deep inside the search menu.
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Tokyo (CNN)A robot operating deep inside a failed reactor at the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant north of Tokyo has revealed what appears to be stalactites of melted nuclear fuel, the plant's operator has said.
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The 12 boys and their coach were found deep inside the cave by two British cave divers on Monday, perched on a rock slab above flood waters, after nine days without food or fresh water.
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In his speech, Nasrallah said Sunday's missiles sent Israel "a clear message that if you attack, then all your border, your forces and your settlements at the border and (deep inside)" will be at risk.
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CAIRO — Militants carried out a devastating ambush on a convoy of Egyptian police and security officials deep inside the western desert late Friday in the deadliest such attack in years, security officials said on Saturday.
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The dangerous bid to rescue the boys - aged between 11 and 16 - got going again hours earlier on Monday after a break to replenish oxygen supplies and make other preparations deep inside the cave complex.
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" Robert Hannigan, an executive with the cybersecurity company BlueVoyant and the former director of the British electronic spying agency GCHQ, said: "We have found the Russians in routers and deep inside networks for 20 years.
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The heightened volcanic activity has been accompanied by frequent earthquakes, as magma — the term for lava before it reaches the surface — pushes its way up from deep inside the earth and exerts tremendous force underground.
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The record itself has done the same—sneakily maintaining relevance throughout the decades, and doing so without being the type of obvious house anthem that still pops up in the club every weekend (cue "Deep Inside").
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He believes it will take very sophisticated tests, akin to those that confirmed the existence of nematode species that can survive deep inside the crust of the Earth, to know whether these worms are actually ancient.
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The 15 partial skeletons were uncovered deep inside a cave in South Africa — and featured human-like hands and feet, but surprisingly small brains the size of a gorilla's (a third the size of modern human's).
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THE settlement of Beit El (pictured) sits on a lonely hilltop deep inside the West Bank, between the river Jordan and the Green Line that divided Israel from its Arab foes after a ceasefire in 1949.
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But it does not explain how these dangerous militants, of multiple nationalities, will be transferred from deep inside the Kurdish enclave, into Turkish hands, without Turkish forces surging far further towards the Iraqi border than planned.
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It says on tampon boxes that you shouldn't keep one in for more than eight hours, and if there was after all a tampon somewhere deep inside me, it had been there for at least 18.
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Watch Ivan Watson's Facebook Live from deep inside Quezon City jail More than 4,303 inmates -- and counting -- live cheek by jowl in what has to be one of the most densely populated corners of the Philippines.
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For a normal human who isn't aware of the 30,000 invisible dots being projected on their face or the 3D map of their head encrypted somewhere deep inside their phone, there's nothing "futuristic" about these interactions.
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That's something vocalist/guitarist Jon Simmons is incredibly open and honest about as he discusses each song of this record, diving deep inside himself in what seems like an attempt to understand them all over again.
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"I carried the pain, the shame, the guilt, the sorrow so deep inside me for so long, I didn't even realize it was such a part of me until I became pregnant with our baby boy. "
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From deep inside the car, it fires its pulses of light, which travel through fiber optic cables to the several prisms that sit inside blue plastic casing at various points on the exterior of the car.
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As much as Trump might want to attack Crow, the GOP showman knows deep inside that he has to bite his tongue, or risk reinforcing an image that his GOP opponents want to pin on him.
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It was a deflected Eli Manning pass that was intercepted by Philadelphia linebacker Jordan Hicks that gave the ball to the Eagles deep inside Giants territory with slightly less than two minutes left in the game.
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You held deep inside you the thrilling and constant possibility that—maybe, one day, digging under a shed or looking in an ancient manuscript—you could stumble on an adventure, find real pirates, cavemen, or ghosts.
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Two chocolate bars out of five—despite being the only actual chocolate bar on the list, having three creme grenades lobbed into my stomach acid totally fucked me over for a day.
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But they make clear that the Mueller probe is marching deep inside the President's tightest inner circle and is threatening officials and family members it would be impossible for him to dismiss as marginal, junior players.
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Deep inside the "Chanel Data Center," amid the LED lights, blinking panels and flashing cameras of the paparazzi that thronged the Grand Palais after the house's spring 2017 show on Tuesday morning, stood the singer Usher.
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On a recent day, a miner, Kalle Kilpelanaho, was perched in the cab of a large boring machine deep inside a tunnel, twisting a joystick that could maneuver a drill 20 meters into the rock floor.
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Three airstrikes hit nearby in Sana's Faj Attan district, the most heavily bombed area in the city where the target, a weapons storage facility used by the state for decades, is hidden deep inside the mountain.
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Perron picked a Brayden Point saucer pass attempt out of the air deep inside the Tampa Bay zone before deking Vasilevskiy to beat him with a backhander for his ninth of the season at 14:11.
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A team of cave divers rescued the last of the boys and their coach on Tuesday from deep inside the warren of underground passages near Thailand's border with Myanmar, one of Southeast Asia's more remote regions.
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This implies that a discreet religious sign at a workstation deep inside a building is okay, but a receptionist putting the same sign above the desk seen by everybody entering the premises would be out of line.
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The Smell-O-Vision ($7.99) toy comes with a squeaker buried deep inside, so it is easier on human ears, and the toy is also filled with crinkly paper, which provides another exciting sound for your pup.
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They said this has allowed Islamic State fighters to regroup and continue sending weapons from deep inside the "caliphate" to Falluja and Garma - areas just west of Baghdad where security officials said Sunday's attacks were launched from.
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Image: Chris Bickel/AAASGenetic engineering offers the promise of treating genetic disorders by correcting disease-causing DNA, but when the defective genes are located in cells deep inside the body, how do you actually deliver a cure?
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I could tell she wanted me to ask her about something, but I couldn't tell what, because my stomach wouldn't shut up, which was forcing me deep inside a worry that I'd somehow contracted a parasitic infection.
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The planning for the raid began this past summer, when the C.I.A. first got surprising information about Mr. al-Baghdadi's general location in a village deep inside a part of northwestern Syria controlled by rival Qaeda groups.
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While the Pentagon was making those preparations, American intelligence agencies developed a separate, far more narrowly focused cyberplan to disable the Fordo nuclear enrichment site, which Iran built deep inside a mountain near the city of Qum.
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Coal there is far cheaper to mine, partly because it requires much less labour, than in Appalachia, where the easiest seams have long been tapped out, and what remains is deep inside mountains and hard to reach.
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A military base deep inside Saudi Arabia appears to be testing and possibly manufacturing ballistic missiles, experts and satellite images suggest, evidence of the type of weapons program it has long criticized its archrival Iran for possessing.
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SAINT-URSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Swiss scientists are injecting carbon dioxide into rock deep inside a mountain to discover if the gas leaks out or if it can be locked away to stop it contributing to climate change.
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Deep inside Seattle's Day One building, Amazon was reading the release of the Echo Show 103, a pint-sized version of the company's smart screen that bore more than a passing resemblance to Lenovo's Google Assistant device.
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"Like when I also found out that my younger daughter — the boy she has a crush on had a crush on somebody else — and it was just [a] bewildering juvenile response deep inside of me," Peet adds.
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This week, the CPM adopted new and revised standards for countries to use to prevent pests from jumping borders, including the use of gas insecticide and heating technologies to treat wooden packing materials, killing pests deep inside.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - Rescuers in Thailand scrabbled to clear a constricted passageway for divers deep inside a flooded cave complex on Monday as the search for 12 boys and their soccer coach entered a ninth day.
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Rescuers freed the last four of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach from deep inside a flooded cave on Tuesday, a successful end to a perilous mission that gripped the world for more than two weeks.
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The agency has long used the military's intelligence efforts to bolster its own and employed military bases to operate deep inside the country, closer to the terrorist and Islamic State groups that have been its top priority.
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A short drive from one of Qatar's air-conditioned soccer stadiums, deep inside a warren of corridors and TV studios, 224 men, all but one wearing Qatari traditional dress, sat on white cushions placed along a wall.
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KHOST, Afghanistan — A bombing deep inside an army base in Afghanistan during Friday prayers at a mosque killed at least 27 soldiers and wounded dozens, officials said, once again highlighting the vulnerability of the country's security forces.
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On winter nights, the white-noise app on my phone is tuned to Air Conditioner: a raspy, metallic whir that sounds like the mechanical noise that might echo deep inside the ductwork of a huge commercial building.
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Insects don't like manicured lawns and whilst cultivated double-flowered plants look lovely in the garden, they are bad news for pollinators as they typically don't produce pollen and their nectar is hidden deep inside their flowers.
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Washington (CNN)Deep inside the 2,232 pages of text that make up the newly passed $1.3 trillion bill to keep the federal government open is a direct message to President Donald Trump: Russia needs to be punished.
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"The only part of Facebook that matters is the News Feed inside the mobile app, and the trending news box is not part of the mobile News Feed -- it's buried deep inside the search menu," he said.
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On the eve of Putin's trip, U.S. troops were abruptly retreating from northern Syria as Russian-backed government forces deployed deep inside Kurdish-held territory under a deal to help fend off a Turkish cross-border offensive.
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Rescuers freed the last four of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach from deep inside the flooded cave on Tuesday, a successful end to a perilous mission that gripped the world for more than two weeks.
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Facebook promised virality to these app developers, but since their experiences would be buried layers deep inside the phone's homescreen, then the distracting Facebook app, and then inside its HTML5 app platform alongside competitors, they never flocked aboard.
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Actually getting that license, though, is no easy task, as I discovered when I visited the "Saudi Arabia Driving School" located deep inside the Princess Nora Bint Abdulrahman University campus in Riyadh (a females-only campus, of course).
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The vault itself, deep inside the mountain, is still fine, but the access tunnel to it from the surface failed to refreeze in the permafrost as expected, leading it to be flooded with rain and meltwater in 2016.
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As America prepares for Memorial Day commemorations of its war dead on May 27th, it is fair to say that battles over religion and culture are raging deep inside the armed forces, as in so many other arenas.
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Even if you enthusiastically voted for Trump, look deep inside yourself and try to imagine a universe in which the hacking and strategic leaking of a party's emails during a contentious campaign had no effect on the election.
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AMID THE overrunning flurry of talks between the EU leaders last night, Dimiter Tzantchev, Bulgaria's permanent representative in Brussels, found a moment to tweet a photo (see below for the full image) from deep inside the Europa building.
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To demonstrate that, scientists at L'Institut des sciences de la Terre in France have created a hypnotic video of the Earth's outer core, sliced in half along the equator, modeling the temperature patches swirling deep inside our planet.
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His team of 16 scientists takes six-hour shifts to monitor seismic stations on Agung that record tremors deep inside the mountain, GPS trackers that record changes in land features and CCTV cameras that provide 24-hour surveillance.
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The 12 boys, aged 11 to 16, and their 25-year-old coach were exploring the cave on June 23 when a monsoon downpour flooded the tunnels, trapping them deep inside the 10-km (6 mile) cave complex.
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Congress had learned the hard way on previous omnibus occasions that embarrassing tidbits would later come to light --member goodies tucked deep inside like golden needles in a giant hay stack threatening institutional sepsis by a thousand pricks.
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A bump might be less noticeable on a heavier person, or on a person whose uterus sits deep inside the pelvis, , clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at Yale School of Medicine, told INSIDER in 2018.
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At that time, a thought struck me: that maybe, even before the doctor at the hospital officially pronounced her dead two years later, her life had already been snatched from her while she was deep inside that cave.
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The raid on Cohen's home, hotel room and office brings the Mueller investigation deep inside the President's inner circle -- Cohen has worked with Trump for years and is treated as a confidant and a member of his family.
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"He was of course the greatest escape artist history ever had ... but I believe his secret lies from deep inside from his Hungarian roots, when as a poor Jewish family they escaped Hungary," museum founder David Merlini said.
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In that sense, "Bernhardt/Hamlet," directed with wit and verve by Moritz von Stuelpnagel, is a deep-inside love letter to the theater as a kind of laboratory in which experiments in both art and equality are possible.
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WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security has pulled federal agents from airports, from legal border crossings and from deep inside the United States and reassigned them to the southwestern border to grapple with a surge of incoming migrants.
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Dern has clearly gone deep inside the Star Wars universe thanks to her to her role as Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo, but, it turns out, Dern was not dropping secrets about what's to come in the next trilogy.
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After leading visitors to a hillock that turns out to be a compost heap, she plunged a fist deep inside, urging us to do the same, so that we could feel the heat generated by its rotting leaves.
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There had been talk in Israel of countering the flaming kites — a tactic said to have been used by Chinese and Korean generals in ancient times — with F-15s that would retaliate against Hamas targets deep inside Gaza.
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Actually, worse than nothing, because Bibi Netanyahu's government has steadily implanted more settlers deep inside Palestinian-populated areas of the West Bank — now 224,000 — beyond the settlement blocs that Israel might keep in any two-state peace deal.
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So there's not a lot of data about where people watch the most Fox News in the country, but we had a pretty good guess that this was really deep inside what we call the Fox News bubble.
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A Houthi military spokesman responded roughly an hour later, rejecting the Saudi claims and saying that they had "new drones" capable of reaching targets "deep inside" Saudi territory as well as plans to attack the United Arab Emirates.
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It will roll across the world and sweep through every bedroom until every man worth the title stops and listens and reaches deep inside his heart to renounce the genital rapacity that has been promised him as his birthright.
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The interesting question becomes why we're so desperate to outsource fairness and objectivity to our algorithms -- why it could possibly be easier to program it deep inside some black box when we so rarely achieve it in full sunlight.
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"For me Ringwoodite represents everything I have deep inside of me, all the stuff under the surface—suppressed thoughts, fears and emotions," Bowan said about her EP on Bandcamp, where the label's releases will remain for the time being.
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Apple is the best-placed of all major tech companies to potentially drive mobile AR. So it's no accident that Apple bought Metaio, with speculation in the industry of the core team working in secret deep inside the company.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - As the world watched the rescue of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach from deep inside a flooded cave, on the other side of the globe a group of Chilean miners followed the unfolding drama anxiously.
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"There's a pride in the state, deep inside, that comes from people dumping on it so long," said an aide to Senator Joe Manchin III, the Democratic incumbent who will face the winner of the Republican primary in November.
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As she watched a hunk of gold melting above a flame, "deep inside, I knew it was the way forward for me," said the Brazilian jeweler, who until that point had had her own costume jewelry and aromatherapy businesses.
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The risk that any of the group has Nipah virus is extremely low, he said, in part because the cavern is so deep inside the Tham Luang Cave network that bats would probably avoid it during the rainy season.
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New treatments like immunotherapy and probiotics can send microbe-sized fighters deep inside the body to fight illness and inflammation that has been linked to disease, but there's a problem — they are being sent into places we can't see.
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The ministers discussed Syria days after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered U.S. forces away from the conflict area, allowing Russia-backed Syrian forces to deploy deep inside territory held by U.S.-backed Kurdish forces south of the Turkish frontier.
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But the event whose timing most seems to invite retaliation, if that's what the Ahvaz attack was, was an Iranian attack earlier this month on the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, an anti-Iranian group deep inside Iraqi territory.
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Much of it comes from the Man Maw mine deep inside the self-proclaimed "Wa State", a secretive, China-dominated statelet the size of Belgium controlled by Myanmar's most powerful ethnic armed group, the 30,000-strong United Wa State Army (UWSA).
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That relief turned to horror when sophisticated infrared scans of the collapsed building early Sunday morning detected heat from the bodies of 130 people scattered deep inside the rubble, their images glowing on sensors like stars in a subterranean night.
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Jessica Simpson may now be a billionaire business mogul running an eponymous fashion empire, but somewhere deep inside her there is still a woman of the people who once took the phrase "chicken of the sea" a little too literally.
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According to Babble, the streaming service will be rebooting The Magic School Bus, the beloved PBS cartoon that took many a millennial on animated field trips through the human body, deep inside volcanos, and to the outer reaches of space.
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It's here, in a conference room deep inside Ryan's second-floor office, where top House lawmakers -- including key committee chairs and each member of the leadership -- filed in for a series of recent meetings to figure out the path forward.
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Story at a glance Deep inside a mountain on a remote island in the Svalbard archipelago, halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole, is a long-term seed storage facility built to withstand both natural and man-made disasters.
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The technology at the time was not good enough to tackle tumours deep inside the body, however, and in the late 1980s Jongen was urged by an oncologist to "revolutionise cancer therapy" by applying his cyclotron technology to proton therapy.
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Highlights All 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped for more than two weeks deep inside a flooded Thai cave have been rescued, a Thai navy SEAL unit said, a successful end to a perilous mission that has gripped the world.
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World Premiere The Force / U.S.A. (Director: Pete Nicks) — This cinema verité look at the long-troubled Oakland Police Department goes deep inside their struggles to confront federal demands for reform, a popular uprising following events in Ferguson and an explosive scandal.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - Rescuers freed the last four of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach from deep inside a flooded cave on Tuesday, a successful end to a perilous mission that gripped the world for more than two weeks.
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After selecting a spot, usually deep inside the bowl of the park, he mounted his DSLR camera on a GigaPan motorized tripod head that allowed him to take dozens of high-resolution images that he later stitched together in postproduction.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran has complied with a deadline set by its landmark nuclear deal with world powers by removing hundreds of centrifuges, machines that enrich uranium, from a site buried deep inside a mountain, the U.N. atomic agency said on Monday.
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For that ambitious endeavor, she used the few images she could collect of the artifacts themselves and then 3D printed them in a beautiful translucent material that revealed a USB — filled with the related data — buried deep inside the new works.
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"The people who were digging coal went deep inside and cart-pullers like me and the other four who survived were about eight to 10 feet inside," Sayeb Ali, who is not related to Omar Ali, told Reuters by telephone.
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On the other, a person who grows up deep inside a traditional Muslim sub-culture may feel under overwhelming pressure to accept the adjudication of family affairs on Islamic lines, so there are questions about how free the choice really is.
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The army deployed more ground troops over the weekend and dispatched army and air force helicopters to carry out rocket strikes on Maute positions as fighters held buildings and a bridge deep inside a predominantly Muslim city where few civilians remained.
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Deep inside Amazon, a secretive group called Grand Challenge, led by the creator of Google Glass, is working on a series of bold projects involving cancer research, medical records and last-mile delivery, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Now that the team has been found, rescuers are working around the clock to figure out how to free the boys and their coach from deep inside the cave network, where they are accessible only via a narrow, flooded channel.
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The technology at the time was not good enough to tackle tumors deep inside the body, however, and in the late 1603s Jongen was urged by an oncologist to "revolutionize cancer therapy" by applying his cyclotron technology to proton therapy.
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"Most probably we will find that how women were treated in such a violent way (was down to) the macho and patriarchal culture, which is something deep inside of us that treats women as inferior human beings," de Roux said.
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The bid to rescue the boys - aged between 11 and 16 - and their 25-year-old soccer coach got going again after a break late on Sunday to replenish the team's oxygen supplies and make other preparations deep inside the cave.
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When she inherits the condemned property, she'd ready to tear it all down — until her assistant and special friend Dibs (Idle, in fine comedic form) finds a map that seems to point to a hidden treasure hidden deep inside the mansion.
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The Obama administration insisted on total secrecy about the meetings, and an urgent issue was already on the agenda: the continuing construction of a secret nuclear facility, buried deep inside a mountain, not far from Iran's holy city of Qum.
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At the time, the quality of the C.I.A.'s information about the inner workings of the Chinese government was the best it had been for years, the result of recruiting sources deep inside the bureaucracy in Beijing, four former officials said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A leader of Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement said on Sunday it had resumed drone strikes deep inside Saudi Arabia this month in response to what he called the Saudi-led coalition's spurning of "peace initiatives" by his group.
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Near the film's climax — not to give too much away — it becomes clear that, at least in the Shazam universe, the seven deadly sins aren't just the things you do; they're the attitudes and dispositions that live deep inside you.
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"I used to be too deep inside my head / Now I'm too far out of my skin," she sings on "Next of Kin," a line that sounds simple and instinctive, but makes you sit up with surprise when it hits you.
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The beauty of Barry Jenkins's romance "Moonlight" — some of it, anyway — is the way it didn't have to work half as hard to let you see deep inside a character who over time graduates from impressionable child to impenetrable adult thug.
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News Analysis HAMBURG, Germany — The rumble of police helicopters and armored riot trucks shook President Trump's suite deep inside the convention center, but his staff found unexpected comfort as they watched on TV as protesters rampaged through the streets of Hamburg.
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Photographs reveal how both authorities and detainees redraw borders as liminal, literally marginalizing zones, where people are stopped and forced to wait — as at European airports, often located deep inside national borders, yet legally exempted from the barrier-free Schengen Area.
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While most of the plundered artifacts found their way into museum collections across the world, the dairy product remained well hidden in a canvas fabric deep inside the underground lair, whose location was soon obscured by the shifting desert sands.
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But deep inside the bowels of American bureaucracy, another clean-up effort is underway: trying to determine whether the Trump administration broke an obscure, Civil War-era spending law by asking some federal employees to keep working — and who should be held accountable.
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The Chinese activities began to emerge in 2010, when the American spy agency had been getting high quality information about the Chinese government from sources deep inside the bureaucracy, including Chinese upset by the Beijing government's corruption, four former officials told the Times.
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A cheerful video released by YourAnonNews suggests that the murky hacker collective called Anonymous is now after the murky deep state collective called Q. Q, to the uninitiated, is a 4Chan poster who claims to be connected deep inside the US government.
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"I was just a girl / and when I saw your face, you were just a boy / But you rocked my world / and deep inside, I know that I did the same / I let your love rain down on me," sings the musician, 58.
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Or is there some lingering disappointment that bubbles up from some dark, perpetually dissatisfied place deep inside her that says, "Not even this is enough," and does she steel herself against that disappointment by declaring loyalty only to her own interior compass?
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So I think we&aposre in a period now, which I think will go on for many more years of waking up, but being a little uncertain what to do when China and China&aposs friends are already deep inside our system.
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But two sources familiar with the matter told Motherboard that this description is wrong, and that the tool was actually more like a "rootkit," a powerful type of malware that lives deep inside an infected system and gives hackers essentially unfettered access.
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Some of these charged particles get trapped inside the magnetosphere, as well as particles coming from Jupiter's volcanically active moon Io. The result: parts of the magnetosphere are a radioactive hell scape that can potentially fry any electronics that venture deep inside.
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It was striking, late at night and deep inside of the Stade du Lyon in July, how adroit the United States players who had just won the World Cup were in making sure not to give their coach, Jill Ellis, too much credit.
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Read more:Egypt is opening up its 4,600-year-old 'bent' pyramid and letting people go deep inside its chambersLouisiana officials warn of snakes and other creatures fighting to escape Hurricane Barry floodwatersThe world's largest hotel chain is refusing to work with ICE.
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"If you know anything about psychology, you know that people that have a really, really strong resentment or above-average hate toward something, it's because deep inside that's what they truly are," she said in an interview at her home in Boulder, Colo.
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The book was published at a moment when Barack Obama could still credibly draw upon "the audacity of hope," and, with a second term in sight, people wondered if he would finally unleash the progressive will that many believed lingered deep inside him.
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The so-called jump-jet stealth F-35B fighter could add more firepower for the U.S. allies and potentially help find, track and attack enemy aircraft and missiles as well as perhaps conduct strike missions deep inside North Korea, according to experts.
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Thai officials ruled out any immediate attempts to evacuate 12 football players and their coach trapped deep inside a system of caves in northern Thailand on Saturday despite concerns over low oxygen levels underground and poor weather forecasts.
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Members of this tight-knit community in Mae Sai, northern Thailand, know that the return of seasonal monsoon rains will complicate any attempt to rescue the boys, who became stranded deep inside the tunnel network 14 days ago following a sudden flash flood.
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But a controversial provision tucked deep inside the "Lower Health Care Costs Act" currently being considered by the Senate HELP Committee would overturn this system for the biologic medicines our loved ones take every day and present significant risks to patient safety.
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The 12th boy and his coach were the last of the team to be rescued Tuesday, after a complicated three-day operation to extricate the team, who became trapped on June 23 when rising flood water cut them off deep inside the cave.
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The laugh scream (or the scream laugh, if you go by Urban Dictionary's syntax) is best described as two loud, audible reactions meeting somewhere deep inside one's vocal box to then flourish into the world as a kind of mesmerizing mutant bark.
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And saying it's your favorite holiday isn't just shorthand for suggesting that deep inside you're some closet freak when really there's nothing there; it's also a way of saying you're onboard with little children dressing in spooky outfits to get free food.
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Two chocolate bars out of five Traditional curry has for years been influenced by sweet flavors—ground almonds, coconut milk, raisins, dates—but has anyone ever melted an entire fucking bar of Dairy Milk into a korma before?
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It's about trying to figure out what your limits are—your spiritual capability in some sense—because you really have to push past something deep inside you to climb mountains like Everest, where the suffering is so great and it's so physically demanding.
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It was the Victorian "Angel in the House," that good, attractive, pleasing woman who rose up from deep inside her social conditioning to remind her that it was not becoming for a young lady to be a harpy and a know-it-all.
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The F.A.A. said its recovery efforts could only move so quickly: Replacements had to be brought to Puerto Rico by land or by sea, and workers struggled this week to get to a long-range radar site nestled deep inside a national park.
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For example, when Marcus turned into triceratops that one time he learned that underneath it all, we are all that dinosaur — or at least, we can be if we risk the journey deep inside ourselves to discover it, Marcus says into the mic.
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He is the second navy diver who lost his life in the high-profile operation that saw the boys and the coach extracted from deep inside the northern cave complex, where they were trapped for two weeks in June- and July last year.
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The railroad's solution in 1907 was to recruit thousands of laborers, many of them immigrants, who spent two arduous years boring through hard rock to create a landmark 1.7-mile tunnel connecting the states of Idaho and Montana deep inside the mountain.
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Mr. Trump's elevation of Mr. Bannon, who was a top adviser to the campaign, has drawn scathing criticism from Democrats and some Republicans who warn that the president-elect is placing a divisive figure with fringe views deep inside the West Wing.
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" The bear starts thrashing about in pain, but the craziest bees sting him deep inside his throat and stomach until he vomits blood and honey and all those bees back up, hurting so bad that, he wishes "he ain't never been born.
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Unfortunately, it's probably too late for Collins to forget the sound that will likely haunt him for years to come—the scrape of legs, the spasmodic kicks against his ear canal, and that soft, faint squeal whispering "help" from deep inside his head.
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After running up and going into a deep crouch, Diallo exploded into the air, leaping over Shaquille O'Neal, the 7-foot-1 Hall of Fame center, clearing the big man's head, and finishing the dunk with his hand plunged deep inside the basket.
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The sharp pain he had felt deep inside made his doctors worry that his aorta, the vessel that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, had been torn, but a CT scan of his chest disproved that hypothesis as well.
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The Cherokee Nation is the first indigenous American tribe in the U.S. to be invited to contribute its heirloom seeds to the "doomsday" Svalbard Global Seed Vault, nestled deep inside a mountain on a remote island situated between mainland Norway and the North Pole.
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He's one of the forces behind parties like Service, Queer Up Charlies, and Deep Inside, has raised the bar on drag shows, runs the Homo Arigato film series, and even threw a dance party at the governor's mansion protesting the anti-transgender bathroom bill.
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" Joey Badass gets political: There's a silver lining to the Trump presidency But she added that she has an optimistic view, and hopes that by being herself and sharing her music she can challenge negative stereotypes: "Deep inside, I know that people have a heart.
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Just one operator, PageOne, remains operating in the UK. A 2013 report in Fortune noted that they were still somewhat common in some U.S. hospitals, as they are not affected by overloaded cell phone networks during emergencies or signal loss deep inside dense structures.
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Yes, I know, people should be paying more attention — but this nonetheless tells us how easy it is for voters who rely on TV news or don't read stories deep inside the paper to miss what should be a central issue in this campaign.
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Intermittent explosions of ash from the summit, believed to be driven by underground bursts of steam deep inside the throat of the crater vent, are occurring about twice a day, with smaller blasts in between, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) vulcanologist Wendy Stovall told reporters.
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Six of them — Mr. Biden, Mr. Bloomberg, Ms. Klobuchar, Mr. Yang, Mr. Bennet and Mr. Patrick — said they supported "persistent engagement," the new American strategy of planting malware deep inside adversaries' computer networks to provide early warning of attacks, and a pathway for counterattack.
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The seller, Old First Reformed Church in Park Slope, Brooklyn, does not need the plots that its parishioners never filled in what amounted to a cemetery-within-a-cemetery, a circle of land deep inside Green-Wood that the church had owned since 1860.
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While cases of ivory poaching were previously reported only along the country's international borders, this latest survey shows that poaching has moved into the Okavango Delta, a prime tourist destination deep inside northern Botswana, suggesting that Botswana citizens are becoming more involved in poaching activities.
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His image has been emblazoned on a mural outside the dressing rooms deep inside Sporting's Estádio José Alvalade, and the club's fans will offer a lavish welcome when he takes to the field for Real Madrid, against Sporting, in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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PURI, India — A group of men in loincloths assembled outside a 12th-century temple on a hot April day in Puri, India, preparing to venture deep inside to a pitch-black vault where piles of gold and silver jewelry were stored under lock and key.
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Ever since the Industrial Revolution, human societies have produced an excess of CO₂, by taking carbon stores from deep inside the earth — in the form of coal, oil and gas — and from stores aboveground (mostly wood), then putting it into the atmosphere by burning it.
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Not long afterward, Wales had the ball deep inside the South African red zone and pressed the Springboks defense for about three minutes and more than 20 phases of play, but South Africa looked as though they might keep the Welsh from getting over the try line.
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It also marks the first time since then that India has struck deep inside Pakistani territory, breaking an unspoken rule that confined previous military engagements—such as tit-for-tat artillery exchanges, or "capture the flag" cross-border raids—to the disputed and divided territory of Kashmir.
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But she noted that many of the latest housing projects were slated for settlements deep inside the West Bank, "especially in places that Israel would need to (evacuate) in case of a (peace) agreement - which means our government is trying to prevent a two-state solution".
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Pressure is mounting on Thai authorities to bring forward a rescue plan for 12 boys and their coach trapped deep inside a flooded cave in northern Thailand, after the death of a former navy diver and a drop in oxygen levels underground.
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About the same time, The Washington Post reports, a disaffected ISIS member began to leak information to the SDF; this informant was so deep inside al-Baghdadi's inner circle that he oversaw construction on al-Baghdadi's Syrian lair and sometimes escorted his family members to medical appointments.
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That pairing has produced tireless dance floor bangers like "Deep Inside" and "The Ha Dance" (as Masters At Work) and "The Bounce" (as Kenlou), as well as the timeless musicality of their Nuyorican Soul project, which featured legends like Tito Puente, Roy Ayers and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
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In the lead-up to light bulb moments with your therapist, you're offering little bits, they're offering little bits, and suddenly they hit you with a beautiful explanation that comes like a blow to your gut—you feel parts deep inside shift to meet up mechanically.
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Neither Daniel Norcia, who owned an Galaxy S4 device, nor Hoai Dang, who owned an SIII, saw the arbitration provisions when they bought the phone because the language was placed deep inside the warranty booklet and not mentioned on the box, according to their legal papers.
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Like, even if they were hiding under their bed during an armed robbery and the robber, skulking around their home in his robber mask, sang the little riff from Beyoncé's "Countdown," some force deep inside would compel them to belt "OHH, KILLNG ME SOFTLY" in return.
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Her exotic world of bralettes, undies and pajamas was shown off in 50 looks amid a pond, hydroponics, moveable botanical biodomes and a plant growing station constructed deep inside a cavernous building in the Brooklyn Navy Yard as New York Fashion Week came to a close Wednesday.
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"Deep inside there was a lot of guilt," said McDougal, expressing the kind of honest shame Trump has never shown despite scandals involving porn actress Stormy Daniels, his own bragging about grabbing women by their genitals and claims of sexual harassment by more than a dozen women.
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"After all you're looking at someone who as a young man growing up wondered if something deep inside of him meant that he would forever be an outsider, would never wear the uniform, never be accepted, never know love," Buttigieg said, a nod to him being gay.
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It's a voice that can take in the full breadth of human experience, on songs like "A Little Rain" or "Last Leaf," managing, in its gentleness, to find new ways, through story and through image, to put the listener elsewhere, to put them deep inside a song.
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An horological homage to a famous Georges Clemenceau line — roughly, "the best moment in love is right before it arrives" — it has a 12-hour countdown that gives the wearer a sense of anticipation, culminating in a delicate chime from deep inside the watch's rose gold case.
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Deep inside the show's story about broken but good people trying to make each other whole was a story that I — and then lots and lots of other people — sparked to, and in trying to capture the joy it made me feel, I found my critical voice.
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Following up a second season that was all about the gross conspiracies of the powerful and connected, the series creator, Nic Pizzolatto, seemed primed to reveal a network of sex traffickers tied to the Hoyt estate, with that creepy "pink castle" tucked deep inside a basement vault.
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According to our sources in the legislature, Democratic leadership left out support for MMA in the budget specifically because they wanted the world to know that they would be bringing MMA legislation to a vote on its own, not buried deep inside some other, sweeping bill.
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Clay Beabout, 20, was 11 when he wrote Deep Blue Breath, a half animation/half live-action film about a boy who travels deep inside his body to an animated dream world where he engages in battle against the evil Lord Vater, a monstrous visual manifestation of his disease.
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Pulling it up from deep inside his childhood memory banks, Koepka recalled in detail on Tuesday his meeting with Mickelson near the Augusta National parking lot two decades ago when a starry eyed kid with dreams of being a Masters winner one day cornered 'Lefty' for an autograph.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A brilliantly embedded, gently embellished documentary of sorts, and one whose bedding is itself a matter of documentaristic embellishment, Spettacolo takes you deep inside the harrowing history and heartbreaking present tense of a gem-like hilltop paesino in Tuscany — Monticchiello, population 136.
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Mickey, Minnie, and the rest of the gang have impromptu meet-and-greets by the park entrance on a rotating basis, but the best photo op for adults is deep inside Tomorrowland's Star Wars Launch Bay, where Jedis and Dark Side sympathizers can smile alongside Darth Vader or Chewbacca.
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The mainstream media needs to quit acting as a mouthpiece for the student loan swamp people, who act not to protect the taxpayers but rather to protect big government and perpetuate a predatory lending system as long as they can from their marshy bogs, hidden deep inside the Beltway.
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It was modeled after Richland, Washington where the United States had built "Fat Man," the plutonium bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan at the end of World War II. Deep inside Russia, the area was first named City 40 and became the birthplace of the Soviet Union's first nuclear bomb.
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Either way, it looks like humanity is still a few years away from having the technology necessary to craft our own flawless, Westworld-style hosts, since Fred has found himself lodged deep inside the Uncanny Valley like that stray host who fell in a hole in season one.
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One scientist thinks the newly discovered clots of pumice — spewed as lava from deep inside the Earth and cooled by water into mounds of bobbing, sulfur-smelling rubble — could slowly float toward Australia's coastline, transport a host of marine life and potentially revive the ailing Great Barrier Reef (The Washington Post).
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Deep inside a secure, high-tech government lab outside Philadelphia, a team of accomplished chemical engineers have been toiling for years on technology that could revolutionize multiple industries and the everyday lives of millions—or at least change the way school kids eat the snacks stored inside their superhero lunch boxes.
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But her proven ability to burrow deep inside a character pays off: I've never seen such a searchingly acted portrayal of Charity as Ms. Duff provides here, and what she lacks in a Broadway-style belt is made up for by the emotional truth she brings to every moment in song.
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But the strikingly good "YHLQMDLG" (which stands for "Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana," translation "I Do Whatever I Want") moves in a different direction, looking deep inside the genre's long history and proposing that there is enough information in the past on which to build a whole worldview.
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But it has steered clear of operations inside Lebanon where Hezbollah has its bases buried deep inside mountains, its political wing has several seats in the national legislature and three Cabinet posts, including the health ministry, and is by a wide margin the most potent fighting force in the country.
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Laparoscopic tools, by comparison, have a limited range of motion and can be awkward to use: when the tip of a laparoscopic tool is deep inside a patient's body, it can be hard to exert leverage precisely, and the tiniest movement of the surgeon's hand can lead to a major mistake.
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And by extension of this, electronic music can often be the purest extension of this idea—speaking as it does in little more than tones, subtle shifts in sound and soaring highs and thundering lows that are united in one mission: to make the listener feel something deep inside or perhaps beyond them.
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Every evening, he said, the owner, Honorio Chay Cauich, took meat rubbed with a bright red paste of crushed achiote seeds and bitter orange juice, wrapped it in banana leaves and buried it in a metal box, deep inside a stone-lined hole in the earth called a pib, preheated with burning wood.
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Ultimately, she did come to know this most important thing, and like Valenti, saw the double bind thrown back at her in the form of a contradictory threat, issued from deep inside the great male unconscious of the internet: You are too fat and ugly to rape, but I would rape you anyway.
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Or a project aimed to shed light on the nail-biting rescue of a Thai boys' soccer team from deep inside a cave, in which we used the technology to project accurate slices of the cave at key junctures to give a better sense of what rescue divers had to contend with.
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Regular cardiovascular exercise such as walking, jogging or biking is also important for preventing weight gain, improving your body's response to insulin and reducing the kind of fat that builds up deep inside your abdomen and leads to inflammation, which can contribute to numerous diseases including heart disease, diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
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Everyone who's booked on a stay on Airbnb likely has a check-in horror story: that one apartment nestled deep inside a confusing, labyrinthian complex, accessible by way of a hard-to-find lock box hidden inside a tall row of shrubbery with a key code buried in an email message you're having trouble finding.
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But at the same time, the report calls for an acceleration of the American strategy of persistent engagement, in which Cyber Command and the National Security Agency go deep inside Russian, Chinese, Iranian and North Korean networks, among others, to see attacks massing or to take pre-emptive action to deter an adversary's operations.
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The damage extended deep inside Apalachicola National Forest, where, in the outpost of Sumatra, about 25 miles from the coast, Ashley Raffield and his wife, Brandy, said they went out late Wednesday as the last of Michael's winds passed to clear a path outside the home of Ms. Raffield's sister, who is nine months pregnant.
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Weiss/Ohio State/A Gupta et al Here's some knowledge that'll make you feel like a microbe: Our Milky Way galaxy, a collection of hundreds of billions of stars and worlds, is but a tiny nucleus buried deep inside an enormous blob of million-degree gas that's spinning at a rip-roaring 400,000 miles per hour.
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The Pope has given a sonorous pair of titles to his forthcoming trip: "My Peace I Give You" (a quote from Jesus Christ) to the Chilean leg and "United for Hope" for the Peruvian part, which will include a fresh elaboration of his ideas on the need to protect the environment, delivered from deep inside the Amazon forest.
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Deep inside the squat, beige, windowless Building 400 at Schriever Air Force Base—the destination I had plugged into Google Maps during my trip to Colorado—20153 people at a time remotely operate the heavenly constellation of GPS satellites that guide Tomahawk cruise missiles to their targets, deliver Lyft passengers to their destinations, and help farmers cultivate their crops.
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At the height of the crisis, prodded by incessant pleas for help from Egypt's president, Anwar el-Sadat (calls came in the middle of the night), the irate Soviet leader asked the Politburo to consider additional measures, like parking a Soviet naval force off Tel Aviv, or allowing Egypt to strike deep inside Israel with Soviet-supplied rockets.
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In the middle of the most consequential moment of Trump's presidency, the sharp-tongued White House counselor, who's been an indefatigable defender of the Republican leader ever since she took over his campaign in August 2016, appeared to have traded in her ubiquity on cable news for a behind-the-scenes role deep inside the West Wing.
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If I'm being honest, the phrase "Honeycomb Glacier" makes me think of a frosty dessert with a crunchy bee-produced treat on top, not a concept gaming PC. But standing in a semi-secret lab deep inside Intel's Santa Clara headquarters, I can't help but think it's the most convincing argument ever made for a beefy laptop with two screens.
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Because he'd won four national championships by burying his head deep inside a conservative business plan known as The Process, and now he was going to win another title with the sort of playful gesture that felt like the very opposite of everything that surrounded The Process, all the rampant dullard-like seriousness with which we'd come to associate him.
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It makes sense that Jones would first announce herself to the world in 1975 with "I Need a Man," a track which arrived alongside a video where she slowly gyrates to disco rhythms in a silver rubber breastplate while singing "He'll understand, oh what I'm feelin' deep inside me" like a strange and sexy alien visiting from the planet Venus.
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And yet it remains the case that deep inside the ransacked, decaying basilica that is American Catholicism, you can find the only vision that might transform the abortion debate, so that we don't end up with a permanent red-blue divide, in which the Supreme Court allows conservative states to pass restrictions but liberal states are radicalized toward eugenics and infanticide.
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